And the Holocaust Remembrance Day speech in which Mr. Trump neglected to mention Jews.
In a Holocaust Remembrance Day speech last week, Mr. Netanyahu warned ominously that Iran was "feverishly working to develop atomic weapons," and he told CNN on Tuesday that "the centrifuges are spinning".
It also reminds us of the association of this writer with one of the true traditions of poetry, the poet's refusal from Homer onwards to disown the adventures and sorrows of a people, and the artistic determination to draw their story into the dignity of remembrance and beautiful speech.
He also made a speech in remembrance of the victims and met their relatives.
The second sentence of the speech, a remembrance of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who had died less than a month earlier, was a late addition.
By distinguishing action (praxis) from fabrication (poiesis), by linking it to freedom and plurality, and by showing its connection to speech and remembrance, Arendt is able to articulate a conception of politics in which questions of meaning and identity can be addressed in a fresh and original manner.
It is with great gratitude that I dedicate my valedictory speech in remembrance to her legacy.
Khan made headlines at the Philadelphia Democratic National Convention in 2016 where he gave a speech in remembrance of his son and Army captain, Humayun Khan, who was killed in a 2004 Iraq car bombing while attempting to rescue other troops.
Planning documents, programs, speeches, remembrances, regarding Ware's memorial service.
She said Johnston had made "big-noting, self-serving, hypocritical speeches on Remembrance Day" but persisted in cutting pay and entitlements for the defence forces.
His stump speech was a remembrance of the optimism that followed the moon landing and the fall of the Berlin Wall.
