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'''11 November''' was | [[File:November calendar.jpg|thumb|left|A calendar showing November [[1963]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Remembrance of the Daleks (TV story)}})]] | ||
'''11 November''' was a [[Calendar date|date]]. | |||
== Holidays and observances == | |||
11 [[November]] was the traditional [[calendar date|date]] for [[Remembrance Day]] as observed on [[Earth]] and on [[human]] [[colony|colonies]], in which humankind [[remember]]ed those lost in their many [[Violence|violent]] [[conflict]]s throughout [[history]] and [[promise]]d to try to not do it again. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Time Traveller's Diary (novel)}}) It began as [[Armistice Day]], a day of remembrance that marked the ceasefire which ended [[World War I]] in [[1918]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The White Room (audio story)}}) | |||
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In [[1913]], [[John Smith (Tenth Doctor)|John Smith]] and [[Joan Redfern (TV character)|Nurse Redfern]] attended the [[Farringham]] village dance. The village was attacked by the [[Family of Blood]] that same night. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Human Nature (TV story)}}, {{cs|The Family of Blood (TV story)}}) | |||
{{#ifeq:{{PAGENAME}}|11 November| | In [[1918]], [[World War I]] ended with a ceasefire, which was celebrated as [[Armistice Day]]. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|The White Room (audio story)}}) Many decades later, [[Tim Latimer]] attended a local [[British]] Armistice Day ceremony near the end of his life. The [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Martha Jones]] watched from afar as Latimer was honoured. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Family of Blood (TV story)}}) | ||
According to [[Harry Sullivan]], in [[2014]], [[HIV]] [[blood]] tests became compulsory in the [[UK]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Damaged Goods (novel)}}) | |||
== Births and deaths == | |||
In [[1959]], [[Catherine Parsons]] was born. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Stone House (novel)}}) | |||
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11 November was a date.
Holidays and observances
11 November was the traditional date for Remembrance Day as observed on Earth and on human colonies, in which humankind remembered those lost in their many violent conflicts throughout history and promised to try to not do it again. (PROSE: Time Traveller's Diary [+]Loading...["Time Traveller's Diary (novel)"]) It began as Armistice Day, a day of remembrance that marked the ceasefire which ended World War I in 1918. (AUDIO: The White Room [+]Loading...["The White Room (audio story)"])
Events
In 1913, John Smith and Nurse Redfern attended the Farringham village dance. The village was attacked by the Family of Blood that same night. (TV: Human Nature [+]Loading...["Human Nature (TV story)"], The Family of Blood [+]Loading...["The Family of Blood (TV story)"])
In 1918, World War I ended with a ceasefire, which was celebrated as Armistice Day. (AUDIO: The White Room [+]Loading...["The White Room (audio story)"]) Many decades later, Tim Latimer attended a local British Armistice Day ceremony near the end of his life. The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones watched from afar as Latimer was honoured. (TV: The Family of Blood [+]Loading...["The Family of Blood (TV story)"])
According to Harry Sullivan, in 2014, HIV blood tests became compulsory in the UK. (PROSE: Damaged Goods [+]Loading...["Damaged Goods (novel)"])
Births and deaths
In 1959, Catherine Parsons was born. (PROSE: The Stone House [+]Loading...["The Stone House (novel)"])
