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VE Day - picture of the day

St Paul's Cathedral illuminated on the night of VE Day, London, 8 May 1945. — Searchlights form the V-for-victory in the night sky over St. Paul's cathedral in London on 8 May 1945. VE (Victory in Europe) Day was celebrated as a public holiday and marked the end of the second world war in Europe following the Nazi surrender on 30 April. London's night-time blackout lasted for 5 years
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