National Day of Remembrance of the Fallen for France in Indochina in France
National Day of Remembrance of the Fallen for France in Indochina in France is held on June 8. Journée nationale d'hommage aux «morts pour la France» en Indochine. This event in the first decade of the month June is annual. 
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The national day of homage to the dead for France in Indochina was instituted by decree of May 26, 2005. It corresponds to the day of the burial of the unknown soldier of Indochina at the national necropolis of Notre-Dame de Lorette (Pas- de-Calais), June 8, 1980.
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