What is VE Day? VE Day or V-E Day stands for 'Victory in Europe Day'. It is observed on May 8th by the European Union as a national holiday to signify the end of World War II in Europe in 1945.

VE Day celebrations will begin in Parliament Square, where Harry Potter icon Timothy Spall will read out words from Winston Churchill’s famous victory speech.

The late Queen reflected on her VE Day celebrations in a rare BBC interview in 1985, where she said: “My sister and I realised that we couldn't see what the crowds were enjoying so we asked my ...

'VE Day is a chance to acknowledge, again, that our debt to those who achieved it can never fully be repaid,' the Prime Minister said in an open letter to veterans.

VE Day, or Victory in Europe Day, is celebrated on 8th May to commemorate the Allies' formal acceptance of Nazi Germany's surrender, ending World War II in Europe.

When VE Day – marking Allied “victory in Europe” – came to Seattle in 1945, the sidewalks weren't jammed with jubilant sailors kissing nurses.

On 8 May, 1945, Queen Elizabeth II joined in one of the greatest celebrations in our history - VE Day. That night was particularly remarkable for the 19-year-old Princess Elizabeth.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Thursday marks the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, which marked the end of World War II on the continent. In 1945, Nazi Germany surrendered unconditionally to the ...

Monday is V-E Day, Victory in Europe Day, and a Louisville restaurant is recognizing the day by honoring World War II veterans. Mission BBQ is hosting two local World War II vets at their location ...