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604:(RBL) volunteers on the streets in the weeks before Remembrance Day. The British remembrance poppy is the trademark of The Royal British Legion. The RBL states, "The red poppy is our registered mark and its only lawful use is to raise funds for the Poppy Appeal", its yearly fundraising drive in the weeks before Remembrance Day. The organization says these poppies are "worn to commemorate the sacrifices of our Armed Forces and to show support to those still serving today." Other poppy merchandise is sold throughout the year as part of ongoing fundraising.
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effort, he said that "our identity is our destiny – and so the current generation of Asians should know that their fathers and grandfathers didn't just come to
Britain as immigrants. Our ancestors fought for this country and for freedom and democracy – even though they lived in a colony at the time...British Asians should be proud of the role that their forebears played in shaping the destiny of the world." It has been worn by British Prime Minister
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and he condemned what he saw as "poppy fascism". Well-known war-time journalist Robert Fisk published in
November 2011 a personal account about the shifting nature of wearing a poppy, titled "Do those who flaunt the poppy on their lapels know that they mock the war dead?". While all newsreaders in the UK are expected to wear the remembrance poppy, those on the
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In 2010, a different initiative proposed the use of a "Black Poppy Rose" that was "created to be a symbol that represents the contributions made by the
African/Black/West Indian/Caribbean/Pacific Islands & Indigenous communities to various wars since the 16th century". The symbol was worn in 2023
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described the pressure to wear a poppy as "poppy fascism". Columnist Dan O'Neill wrote in 2011 that "presenters and politicians seem to compete in a race to be first – poppies start sprouting in mid-October while the absence of a poppy is interpreted as absence of concern for the war dead, almost as
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In 2010, approximately 48 million poppies were shipped from the Poppy
Factory, with 45 million poppies being distributed to England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Three million poppies from the Poppy Factory were shipped to 120 countries, primarily to British ex-pat communities and British embassies.
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or may be home-made. The white poppy may be worn alone or alongside the red poppy. According to the Peace Pledge Union, it symbolises remembrance of all casualties of war, including civilian and non-British casualties, to stand for peace, and not to glamorise war. Some women in the 1930s lost their
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has faced racist and sexist abuse for not wearing a poppy on-screen. She explained "I prefer to be neutral and impartial on screen so that one of those charities doesn't feel less favoured than another". Newsreader Jon Snow does not wear a poppy on-screen for similar reasons. He too was criticised
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Independence, the poppy was particularly controversial, with Irish nationalists seeing it as a provocative symbol of British imperialism. In Dublin, British Legion marchers often had poppies snatched from their lapels, which led to street fights. In response, some
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has been released. Remembrance poppy sellers are found on streets and at numerous public events such as concerts, fairs, marathons and competitions. Other awareness-raising events sometimes incorporate the poppy imagery. For example, in 2011, a Second World War aeroplane dropped 6,000 poppies over
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to raise funds. The RSA planned to hold its first Poppy Day appeal around the time of
Armistice Day 1921, as other countries were doing, but the ship carrying the poppies from France arrived in New Zealand too late. The association therefore waited until Anzac Day 1922. This first Poppy Day appeal
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with a pin for fastening to clothing. From 1980 to 2002, the centres were changed to green. Current designs are black only; this change confused those unfamiliar with the original design. In 2007, poppy stickers were introduced for children, the elderly, and healthcare and food industry workers. A
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was invited to address American Legion delegates at their 1920 Cleveland Convention about "Inter-Allied Poppy Day". After the convention, the American Legion too adopted the poppy as its memorial flower and committed to support Guérin in her planned U.S. Poppy Day. It was also following this event
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on his spinning wheel. Jitesh Gadhia has stated that "the khadi poppy is a hugely symbolic and highly appropriate gesture to recognise the outsized contribution of Indian soldiers during WWI." On the poppy's role to reach out to ethnic minority communities whose ancestors participated in the war
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poppies. The Royal British Legion confirmed that the Rainbow Poppy was not an officially endorsed product. While the eBay listing stated that the money raised by sales of the rainbow poppy would "go towards helping charity", it was not clear which charities would benefit from sales. This led to
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In England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, the poppies typically have two red paper petals mounted on a green plastic stem with a single green paper leaf and a prominent black plastic central boss. The stem has an additional branch used as a pin to anchor the poppy in the lapel or buttonhole. The
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briefly banned its employees from wearing remembrance poppies at its 14 Canadian locations, as they did not conform to the company's updated uniform policy of not wearing symbols that were "supporting a cause". Whole Foods reversed its decision on the poppy several days later after receiving
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There are several remembrance poppy designs, as several national veterans' organisations produce their own remembrance poppies. However, several Commonwealth countries in the Caribbean, including Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago, source their remembrance poppies from the
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For years after World War I, poppies were worn only on Remembrance Day. Today the RBL's "Poppy Appeal" has a higher profile than other charity appeals in the UK. The pins are widespread from late October until mid-November every year and are worn by the general public, politicians, the
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that the American Legion christened Guérin as "The Poppy Lady from France". Guérin successfully organized the U.S.'s first nationwide Poppy Day during the week before Memorial Day in May 1921 using silk poppies made by the widows and children of the devastated regions of France.
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jobs for wearing white poppies, with some veterans having felt that the white poppy undermined their contribution and the lasting meaning of the red poppy. However, the Royal British Legion has stated it has no objection to the white poppy being worn alongside the red poppy.
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in July for all Irish people who died in war. As in other non-Commonwealth countries, poppies are not often worn and are not part of the main commemorations. This is partly due to the British Army's role in fighting against Irish independence, some of its actions during the
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for the refurbishment by inmates of its collecting tins, buckets, trays and boxes. The revelation of the involvement of inmate labour in the production of British and Scottish Remembrance Poppies sparked controversy, with the executive director of the charity
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since 1921 as official memorial flowers for Remembrance Day. The practice of wearing a remembrance poppy is generally reserved for Remembrance Day in Australia, and is typically not observed on other holidays that commemorate military veterans, like
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and abuse since 2012 for refusing to wear a poppy on his shirt during matches. McClean said he does not wear one because the Poppy Appeal supports British soldiers who served in Northern Ireland, and he believes it would disrespect those killed in
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refused to wear a poppy on his shirt for a match against Bournemouth. After the match, Matić was castigated and received threats from a number of people via social media. Matić stated that he would not wear a poppy because his village of
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The RBL also distributes remembrance poppies to their international branches, including their Hong Kong branch. Canadian remembrance poppies are also distributed at several embassies, including the Canadian embassy in South Korea.
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yearly sale of poppies is a major source of income for the RBL in the UK. The poppy has no fixed price; it is sold for a donation or the price may be suggested by the seller. The black plastic centre of the poppy was marked "
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service are told not to. The BBC say this is because the symbol is not widely recognised overseas. The Royal British Legion condemned this, insisting that the poppy is the "international symbol of remembrance".
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poppy-wearers hid razor blades in their poppies. "As the 1930s progressed, 'Poppy Day' lost much of its violent edge in Dublin, but the wearing of the symbol also became less commonplace in subsequent decades".
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and points out that political symbols are banned in workplaces in Northern Ireland. They also say that the BBC, as a publicly funded body, should broadly reflect the whole community. Likewise, the director of
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complained in 2011 that the poppy had become a seasonal "fashion accessory" and that people were "ostentatiously wearing a poppy for social or work-related reasons, to look patriotic when it suited them."
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countries, where the symbol has been trademarked by veterans' associations for fundraising. Remembrance poppies in Commonwealth countries are often worn on clothing in the weeks leading up to
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about her idea. Because it was an underfunded organization, Guérin paid for the British remembrance poppies herself and the British Legion reimbursed her after the first British
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group protesting against sanctions and war on Iraq laid a wreath of black poppies on the cenotaph in Liverpool. In 2014 the black poppy was embraced as an anti-war symbol by the
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veterans—arguing that the symbol has been used excessively to marshal support for British military interventions and that public figures have been pressured to wear the poppies.
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under the banner "Never Again" with a wreath of white poppies to acknowledge civilians killed in war. Their tops bore the message "War is Organised Murder", a quote from
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to manufacture the plastic central button and green stem of the poppies, for which they earned on average ÂŁ10 a week. The RBL also confirmed that it had a contract with
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at Hollesey Bay prison, describing the repetitive and unskilled manual labour typically involved in prison labour as "mind numbing" and "akin to mental torture".
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Ghani, Asim (18 November 2013). "Auld lang syne?—shall they be never forgotten indeed?".
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747:, representing support for the British Army. The poppy has long been the preserve of the
4238:"Royal British Legion criticised for using prisoners earning ÂŁ10 a week to make poppies"
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348:(then Duchess of Cornwall) wearing a Scottish poppy (top) and a Canadian poppy (bottom).
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2106:"The Caribbean Commitment: The Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League Meets In Barbados"
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4636:"FA could take Fifa to Court of Arbitration for Sport over ÂŁ35,000 fine for poppy use"
3902:"A time to remember, but should we wear a more 'Christian' white poppy or a 'PC' red?"
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3184:"70-vjetori i Çlirimit/ Krerët e Shtetit, homazhe te Varrezat e Dëshmorëve (FOTO)"
3026:"BBC's Poppy Wearing Policy Offensive to Majority of Nationalists and Republicans"
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rejected a request from Chinese officials to remove his poppy during his visit to
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4877:"Lord Gadhia joins Royal British Legion to unveil "Khadi" Poppy during India-..."
4346:"Do those who flaunt the poppy on their lapels know that they mock the war dead?"
3883:"Dan O'Neill's outrage as 'politicians send more to war while they wear poppies'"
2770:"Joss Stone criticised for sentimentalising famed anti-war song for Poppy Appeal"
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Artificial flower worn to commemorate military personnel who have died during war
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3618:. United States Department of Veterans Affairs. 10 November 2009. Archived from
3209:"In service to their country : moving tales of Irishmen who fought in WWII"
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4902:"Theresa May promises to wear a cotton khadi poppy to honour Indian WWI heroes"
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4781:"Why No Remembrance Day black poppies For 16,000 First World War Refusers"
3949:"'Never again': Anti-war veterans to carry white-poppy wreath to Cenotaph"
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A 2010 Remembrance Day ceremony in London was disrupted by members of the
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people who had played a significant role in previous conflicts, such as
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protested by holding an alternative remembrance service: they walked to
631:. The factory produces remembrance poppies for distribution in Scotland.
356:. However, in New Zealand, it is distributed in the weeks leading up to
4716:"Nemanja Matic: Man Utd midfielder explains why he will not wear poppy"
4504:"Prince William calls on FIFA to overturn ban on England shirt poppies"
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A French-made remembrance poppy made for the British Legion from 1921.
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4456:"Sunderland's James McClean receives death threat over poppy protest"
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2454:. St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. 22 June 2016. Archived from
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643:. Poppies distributed by the Earl Haig Fund Scotland are made at the
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5034:"War hero's anger at LGBT rainbow poppy that isn't actually a poppy"
4607:"Fifa take action against Wales because 'fans were wearing poppies'"
3509:"Poppies vs. Ribbons: The War of Symbols Between Ukraine and Russia"
1735:, national flower of Serbia, adopted as a remembrance symbol in 2013
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Football clubs commonly wear jerseys with a poppy emblazoned on, as
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group, who were protesting against the British military presence in
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In Australia, cloth and paper remembrance poppies, also called the
4484:"Wigan player James McClean explains why he will not wear a poppy"
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A Canadian remembrance poppy adorns a memorial with the words to "
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2999:"PSNI wearing poppies in West Belfast for political reasons: RFJ"
2906:"Symbols used in Northern Ireland: Unionist and loyalist symbols"
2839:"Poppy appeal's original aims being subverted, veterans complain"
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before a test match between England and India in September 2018.
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match in November 2010, a group of Celtic supporters, called the
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In Albania, government representatives, including Prime Minister
4929:"India, England cricket teams unite to unveil Khadi poppy in UK"
4299:"ITV news presenter hits back after abuse for not wearing poppy"
3296:"Taxpayers' money used for British Army recruitment in Limerick"
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4160:"Northern Whig bar apologises after poppy-wearer refused entry"
3985:"Cameron Risks Spat With Chinese by Wearing Poppy During Visit"
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3970:"War-Weary Veterans Hold Alternative Remembrance Sunday Event"
2470:"Legion members given go-ahead to wear forget-me-nots in 2016"
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In the run-up to Remembrance Day, it has become common for UK
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Since 2014, Ukrainians have worn the poppy as a symbol of the
4581:"England just got fined ÂŁ35,000 for defying Fifa's poppy ban"
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The Royal British Legion also holds a yearly poppy appeal in
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served in the British armed forces, and a Roll of Honour in
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A remembrance poppy adorning a New Zealand service member's
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Collins, Adam; Ehantharajah, Vithushan (11 November 2017).
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Guérin's "Inter-Allied Poppy Day" idea was also adopted by
5090:"Rainbow Poppies: The truth behind the online controversy"
4738:"Memory of bombing raid is why I've stopped wearing poppy"
4052:"The poppy hijab is just Islamophobia with a floral motif"
3750:"Don Cherry: Canadian hockey pundit fired for poppy rant"
3374:"Government defends Taoiseach decision not to wear poppy"
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In November 2018, Manchester United's Serbian midfielder
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turned down the proposal; their decision was attacked by
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was the first leader of a nationalist party to wear one.
4007:"Man guilty of burning poppies at Armistice Day protest"
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McKittrick, David; Brennan, Michael (12 November 2012).
3158:"Armistice Day, Remembrance Day commemorations in Korea"
3087:"BBC presenters should be banned from wearning [
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in 1922. The poppy was named the official flower of the
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wearing remembrance poppies at a Remembrance Day service
4955:"Purple Poppy: Commemorating the Animal Victims of War"
4524:"FIFA allows England, Scotland and Wales to wear poppy"
4113:"Poppy-burning image leads to Northern Ireland arrests"
2615:"Wiltshire woman's poppy teardrop 'violates trademark'"
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should wear poppies on their shirts in a match against
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In the United Kingdom, Remembrance Poppies are sold by
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growing among the graves of war victims in a region of
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Days" to raise funds for veterans, widows, orphans and
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2278:"Barbados Poppy League 100th Anniversary Celebrations"
2235:. ANZAC Day Commemoration Committee (Queensland). 2023
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A remembrance poppy being presented to U.S. President
3695:"MLB observing moment of remembrance on Memorial Day"
2859:"Poppy Appeal in Northern Ireland breaks ÂŁ1m barrier"
1228:, one of the last surviving veterans of World War I.
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3756:. British Broadcasting Corporation. 11 November 2019
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Green Township Veterans of Foreign Wars – Post 10380
699:, a public art installation, was created in the dry
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Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association
244:, who had taken leave from her professorship at the
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Royal New Zealand Returned and Services' Association
4319:"Newsreader Jon Snow rails against 'poppy fascism'"
3777:"Whole Foods backs down on banning poppies at Work"
1284:groups have used the poppy as a symbol of militant
4829:"King Charles finds his Seoul food in the suburbs"
3947:Clement, Samuel; Krishnan, Joe (2 November 2014).
3839:"This year, I will wear a poppy for the last time"
1165:In 1993, The Royal British Legion complained that
658:Queen Elizabeth II wearing remembrance poppies on
4094:"Poppy hijab honours Muslims, sparks controversy"
3928:"Blood spilled in war is now a fashion accessory"
3669:"Peewee AE White Honour Canadian Service Members"
2946:Commemorating Ireland: History, politics, culture
4188:. Equality Commission for Northern Ireland. 2013
4026:"Muslims Against Crusades banned by Theresa May"
3353:"Column: Is it time to start wearing the poppy?"
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2079:"Planning for change - 2017: The year in review"
755:community. Loyalist paramilitaries (such as the
145:, remembrance poppies are most commonly worn on
3416:. University College Dublin Press. p. 66.
3192:(in Albanian). 29 November 2014. Archived from
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2502:. New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage
2146:"Who, What, Why: Which countries wear poppies?"
1973:"Where did the idea to sell poppies come from?"
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580:visited the country in November 2011, with the
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5230:"Poppy protocol: six rules you need to follow"
4425:"Green Brigade Statement on the Poppy Protest"
3858:"I won't bow to poppy fascists, says Jon Snow"
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1754:"Remembrance Day: Why do people wear poppies?"
1157:, and several Royal Canadian Legion branches.
125:Remembrance poppies are most commonly worn in
4688:"Wales appeal against FIFA fine over poppies"
4661:"England and Scotland to defy FIFA poppy ban"
3068:"Westlife poppy backing 'not their decision'"
1892:Poppy Politics: Remembrance of Things Present
949:Remembrance poppies are usually used for the
176:, the brigade again suffered heavy loss, and
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4850:"'Khadi' poppy marks India's WW1 servicemen"
4264:"POPPIES, PRISON LABOUR AND THE WAR MACHINE"
2948:. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. p. 65.
2200:"Why do we wear poppies on Remembrance Day?"
2173:"Why do we wear poppies on Remembrance Day?"
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1199:an unpatriotic act of treachery." Likewise,
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4763:"Military veterans refuse mayor's salute".
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3775:Hwang, Priscilla Ki Sun (6 November 2020).
3567:. American Legion Auxiliary. Archived from
3041:
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2971:"Maybe it's time for a green poppy instead"
2812:United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office
2594:United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office
2569:United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office
2422:. The Royal Canadian Legion. Archived from
2328:. Veterans Affairs Canada. 14 February 2019
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1465:In November 2011, it was proposed that the
208:The opening lines of the World War I poem "
2927:"Adams apologises for Enniskillen bombing"
2643:. The Royal British Legion. Archived from
2351:. Royal Canadian Air Force. Archived from
2055:. Toronto Star Newspaper. 10 November 2014
1701:in 1933. Today, white poppies are sold by
1484:On 11 November 2017, the third day of the
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3616:"Veterans Day Frequently Asked Questions"
2255:"Our Heritage: Traditions: The Red Poppy"
1560:Introduced in the 2018 Centenary year by
582:South African Legion of Military Veterans
401:Returned and Services League of Australia
389:Returned and Services League of Australia
329:as a flower of remembrance to be worn on
5199:"Five reasons people don't wear poppies"
2406:"Canada Remembers Program Policy Manual"
1894:. Open Book Publishers. pp. 23–28.
1316:Equality Commission for Northern Ireland
1190:compulsory for public figures. In 2006,
918:and its role in Northern Ireland during
819:has condemned the wearing of poppies by
5298:Veterans' affairs in the United Kingdom
4985:"The dos and don'ts of poppy etiquette"
4482:Williamson, Claire (10 November 2014).
3837:Smith, Harry Leslie (8 November 2013).
3439:War and Memory in the Twentieth Century
2885:"Thousands gather to remember war dead"
2349:"Green or Black, It's Still The Poppy!"
2347:Marion, MWO Normand (6 November 2002).
1745:
721:in recent decades, with some—including
504:Following the 2000 installation of the
263:as the creator of the remembrance poppy
94:, they were first used near the end of
57:Remembrance poppies distributed by the
5177:1918–2008: Ninety Years of Remembrance
5117:"White Poppies for a Culture of Peace"
4686:Abbandonato, Paul (10 February 2017).
4073:"Split UK opinion over 'poppy hijabs'"
4024:Casciani, Dominic (10 November 2011).
3641:Howorth, Alasdair (11 November 2022).
3240:. Trinity College Dublin. 16 June 2009
3238:Trinity College Dublin News and Events
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2790:"WWII plane drops poppies over Yeovil"
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1623:To commemorate animal victims of war,
1548:around the time of Remembrance Day by
680:. Each year, an official Poppy Appeal
4605:de Menezes, Jack (23 November 2016).
4579:de Menezes, Jack (19 December 2016).
4454:Fifield, Dominic (18 November 2012).
4252:from the original on 3 November 2021.
4130:Rawlinson, Kevin (12 November 2012).
3827:, 11 Nov, 2007, Retrieved 3 Dec, 2011
3591:"Legion Family flower of remembrance"
3437:Evans, Martin; Lunn, Kenneth (1997).
3115:"Ritchie poppy 'is act of moving on'"
3007:. Belfast Media Group. Archived from
2969:Rodgers, Suzanne (12 November 2007).
2376:"New sticker poppies are catching on"
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1854:. London: G. Routledge. p. 161.
881:RBL Ireland "shamrock poppy" pin 2020
662:, several days before Remembrance Day
370:Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League
7:
4278:from the original on 4 November 2021
3968:Ryall, Georgina (11 November 2014).
3900:Petre, Jonathan (10 November 2006).
3730:. Postmedia Network. 7 November 2016
3207:Roberts, Geoffrey (29 August 2015).
2728:from the original on 3 November 2021
2386:from the original on 9 December 2008
2374:Skikavich, Julia (5 November 2008).
2276:Carrington, Julie (1 October 2022).
1306:In 2012, there was controversy when
1239:wearing a remembrance poppy in 2010.
1140:In November 2020, U.S.-based grocer
1131:Canadian Broadcast Standards Council
494:Canadian Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
492:Remembrance poppies placed atop the
5228:Edwards, Peter (10 November 2014).
5088:de Souza, Naomi (8 November 2019).
4111:McDonald, Henry (3 November 2011).
3783:. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
3328:"Republic gets behind Poppy Appeal"
3294:Quinlvan, Maurice (22 April 2010).
2997:McManus, Roisin (28 October 2008).
2049:"Why not all poppies look the same"
1123:, a prominent ice hockey pundit of
1052:, the Friday before Memorial Day).
172:The Scots in Holland and Flanders:
118:, as well as charities such as the
4297:Hickey, Shane (13 November 2013).
4092:Shubert, Atika (1 November 2014).
3983:Hutton, Robert (9 November 2010).
2837:Bates, Stephen (5 November 2010).
2152:. British Broadcasting Corporation
1689:A white remembrance poppy left on
1564:and The Royal British Legion, the
937:to wear a "shamrock poppy" in the
782:that includes remembrance poppies.
391:worn above several service medals.
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5293:Veterans' affairs in South Africa
5147:"Remembrance & White Poppies"
4431:. 9 November 2010. Archived from
4381:. 3 November 2001. Archived from
4373:"MP's fury at BBC ban on poppies"
4071:Hooper, Simon (9 November 2014).
3701:. MLB Advanced Media. 30 May 2022
3482:"Irish PM wears 'shamrock poppy'"
3462:Fallon, Donal (4 November 2015).
3046:Walsh, Tomas (14 November 2007).
2808:"Trade mark number UK00002239583"
2768:Sherwin, Adam (7 November 2014).
2198:Wright, Tony (11 November 2022).
2171:Wright, Tony (11 November 2022).
1211:about the red poppy." Journalist
696:Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red
5060:Milton, Josh (7 November 2019).
5032:Roberts, Joe (7 November 2019).
4396:Milton, Josh (3 November 2020).
4344:Fisk, Robert (5 November 2011).
4050:Allen, Chris (3 November 2014).
3926:Fisk, Robert (5 November 2011).
3856:Pook, Sally (10 November 2006).
3351:Nolan, Liam (10 November 2011).
3156:Mckay, Anita (7 November 2017).
3048:"Lest we forget who they honour"
2911:Conflict Archive on the Internet
2751:"Letters to the Daily Telegraph"
2539:"About the South African Legion"
2408:. Veterans Affairs Canada. 2009.
2326:"10 Quick Facts on... The Poppy"
2144:Rahman, Rema (9 November 2011).
1722:The Red Poppies on Monte Cassino
955:United Nations Memorial Cemetery
166:The Scottish Soldiers of Fortune
106:military casualties of the war.
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36:
4900:Smith, Adam (1 November 2018).
3441:. Berg Publishers. p. 66.
3414:Republicanism in Modern Ireland
3135:"The Poppy Appeal in Hong Kong"
3085:Cooper, Tom (1 November 2015).
2883:Smyth, Lisa (7 November 2009).
2590:"Trade mark number EU004066271"
2565:"Trade mark number EU000681452"
1827:. 8 August 2019. Archived from
1639:In 2019, a listing appeared on
1572:nations more generally, to the
1449:Northern Irish–born footballer
1145:complaints from Prime Minister
1067:Cultural adoption of the symbol
1000:, which became associated with
399:, have been distributed by the
259:US postage stamp commemorating
5283:Veterans' affairs in Australia
4634:Law, Matt (19 December 2016).
4236:Wyatt, Tim (4 November 2018).
4208:"Poppy refusal discrimination"
4186:"Refusal of man wearing poppy"
3507:Foxall, Andrew (14 May 2014).
3395:"Wearing of the British poppy"
3336:. 29 July 2008. Archived from
2104:Morse, Jennifer (1 May 2014).
1536:On Remembrance Sunday 1999, a
1505:Court of Arbitration for Sport
1501:2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers
1369:In a November 2020 episode of
900:St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
1:
2692:"White Poppies are for Peace"
2077:Bond, Nujma (22 March 2018).
911:National Day of Commemoration
3821:Retrospective: Cannon Fodder
2724:. The Royal British Legion.
2545:. South African Legion. 2019
2229:"The Poppy is for Sacrifice"
1663:Goulding examples of famous
1418:controversially did in 2010.
1346:Independent Monitoring Board
1301:Malicious Communications Act
1203:of the religious think-tank
1133:. Cherry was later fired by
184:to his sister (as quoted by
5288:Veterans' affairs in Canada
4808:"About Us - BlackPoppyRose"
4429:ETims Online Celtic Fanzine
3464:"Poppy-snatching in Dublin"
3399:National Graves Association
3273:Attorney General of Ireland
2757:. London. 11 November 2006.
2306:. The Royal Canadian Legion
2179:. The Sydney Morning Herald
2028:The Australian War Memorial
1527:Other commemorative poppies
1149:, veteran affairs minister
717:'s Poppy Appeal has caused
676:users add poppies to their
506:Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
452:A poppy distributed by the
387:A poppy distributed by the
5319:
3531:. Veterans of Foreign Wars
3412:McGarry, Fearghal (2003).
3137:. The Royal British Legion
2669:. The Royal British Legion
2496:"Anzac Day: The red poppy"
1944:Digital Library of Georgia
1699:Co-operative Women's Guild
1678:
1600:
1521:NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
1028:In the United States, the
1020:from the president of the
776:Ulster Defence Association
732:
463:Governor General of Canada
327:Allies of World War I
315:Field Marshal Douglas Haig
86:Inspired by the war poem "
1257:of the mid-19th century.
1042:American Legion Auxiliary
1022:American Legion Auxiliary
909:The Republic has its own
645:Lady Haig's Poppy Factory
625:Lady Haig's Poppy Factory
298:' groups in parts of the
141:on that day. However, in
5278:The Royal British Legion
5263:Military veterans topics
2446:"Special Forget-Me-Nots"
1629:purple remembrance poppy
1627:in Britain has issued a
1438:(Northern Ireland), the
1262:Muslims Against Crusades
1030:Veterans of Foreign Wars
985:Never Again symbol from
845:Outside the Commonwealth
825:role of the British Army
602:The Royal British Legion
578:Charles, Prince of Wales
289:Veterans of Foreign Wars
4935:. PTI. 8 September 2018
3675:. Markham Waxers Hockey
2944:Bort, Eberhard (2004).
2112:. Royal Canadian Legion
2085:. Royal Canadian Legion
1762:. BBC. 10 November 2019
1726:Battle of Monte Cassino
1235:British Prime Minister
1106:Controversy and protest
1002:pro-Russian separatists
887:Ireland and World War I
804:loyalist paramilitaries
614:Earl Haig Fund Scotland
354:Commonwealth of Nations
304:Commonwealth of Nations
250:We Shall Keep the Faith
110:established the first "
4786:Stop the War Coalition
4718:. BBC. 5 November 2018
1694:
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1542:Stop the War Coalition
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1244:British Prime Minister
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1126:Hockey Night in Canada
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998:Ribbon of Saint George
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895:Trinity College Dublin
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425:Barbados Defence Force
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174:At Neerwinden, in 1693
3972:. Veterans for Peace.
3030:West Tyrone Sinn FĂ©in
2304:"The Poppy trademark"
2257:. The Australian Army
1850:Grant, James (1889).
1688:
1679:Further information:
1610:
1601:Further information:
1494:Women's Ashes 2017–18
1467:England football team
1413:
1234:
1209:political correctness
1177:
1161:In the United Kingdom
1093:Minor League Baseball
1077:Oklahoma City Dodgers
1074:
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984:
880:
817:Relatives for Justice
812:breaches impartiality
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454:Royal Canadian Legion
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366:Royal Canadian Legion
344:
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246:University of Georgia
195:
4242:theindependent.co.uk
3825:Rock, Paper, Shotgun
3649:. Cable News Company
3196:on 15 December 2014.
3164:. Herald Corporation
2420:"The Poppy Campaign"
2206:. Nine Entertainment
1821:"What is Anzac Day?"
1693:in New Zealand, 2009
1585:, and by cricketers
904:President of Ireland
715:Royal British Legion
434:governor of Barbados
337:Distribution and use
319:Royal British Legion
59:Royal British Legion
4880:www.asian-voice.com
4769:. 15 November 1999.
4435:on 12 November 2010
4274:. 1 November 2018.
3622:on 28 February 2011
3595:The American Legion
3571:on 21 February 2013
3551:"ALA Poppy Program"
3340:on 4 November 2011.
3263:"Defence Act, 1954"
3162:www.koreaherald.com
3123:. 14 November 2010.
3103:on 5 November 2015.
3032:. 11 November 2009.
2983:on 4 November 2019.
2867:. 23 December 2009.
2755:The Daily Telegraph
2722:"The Poppy Factory"
2641:"Poppy Appeal 2014"
2500:New Zealand History
2458:on 30 October 2016.
1888:Sandis, Constantine
1886:Fox, James (2014).
1831:on 21 November 2019
1337:HM Prison Whitemoor
1331:, for prisoners at
1329:Ministry of Justice
1286:British nationalism
994:victory over Nazism
916:War of Independence
774:A memorial for the
566:British Indian Army
500:ceremony in Ottawa.
137:also being laid at
5151:Peace Pledge Union
5127:on 1 December 2017
5121:Peace Pledge Union
5095:Coventry Telegraph
5011:"The Purple Poppy"
4965:on 21 January 2013
4933:The Times of India
4512:. 9 November 2011.
4268:corporatewatch.org
4214:. 27 November 2013
3889:. 9 November 2011.
3268:Irish Statute Book
3074:. 2 November 1999.
3004:Andersonstown News
2933:. 8 November 1997.
2796:. 29 October 2011.
2702:on 6 November 2010
2696:Peace Pledge Union
2647:on 3 November 2014
2476:. 13 December 2015
2282:gisbarbados.gov.bb
1979:. 10 November 2006
1794:Johnson, Heather.
1703:Peace Pledge Union
1695:
1621:
1462:on Bloody Sunday.
1420:
1389:Black Lives Matter
1241:
1187:
1153:, Ontario Premier
1137:for his comments.
1119:In November 2019,
1084:
1050:National Poppy Day
1026:
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788:Irish nationalists
784:
735:Poppy Day Massacre
664:
660:Remembrance Sunday
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481:, is also issued.
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210:In Flanders Fields
206:
198:In Flanders Fields
90:" and promoted by
88:In Flanders Fields
5205:. 9 November 2015
4991:. 30 October 2009
4856:. 7 November 2018
4744:. 5 November 2018
4667:. 2 November 2016
4532:. 9 November 2011
4489:Belfast Telegraph
4325:. 9 November 2006
3933:Irish Independent
3488:. 8 November 2017
3448:978-1-85973-194-9
3423:978-1-900621-94-6
3379:Irish Independent
3120:Belfast Telegraph
3053:Irish Independent
2955:978-0-7165-2768-8
2889:Belfast Telegraph
2864:Belfast Telegraph
2621:. 9 November 2011
2524:Pakistan Observer
1950:on 5 October 2011
1910:cite encyclopedia
1901:978-1-78374-067-3
1732:Ramonda nathaliae
1611:A wreath made of
1490:North Sydney Oval
1385:virtue signalling
1308:The Northern Whig
1151:Lawrence MacAulay
830:Irish Independent
806:(for example the
456:worn on the lapel
296:military veterans
182:the Earl of Perth
77:artificial flower
73:remembrance poppy
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1436:Operation Banner
1310:public house in
1201:Jonathan Bartley
839:Margaret Ritchie
741:Northern Ireland
729:Northern Ireland
397:Flanders poppies
232:-based magazine
214:Flanders poppies
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