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Carols in the Stadium - Remembering the Christmas Truce of WW1.
This is a special one-off Christmas event uniting the community to gather together to remember the Christmas Truce of WW1 and to celebrate Christmas with the help of local performers, special guests and more.
**LINE UP**
Croydon Citadel Salvation Army
The Seventh Day Adventist Choir
CPFC Manager Neil Warnock
Crystal Palace Historians
Archbishop Tenison's School Choir
Prince Philip Kiril of Prussia - great-great grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II
And more...
The Christmas Truce signified a time of peace and unity during the first Christmas of WW1, when both Germans and the British soldiers laid their weapons aside and formed a mutual, momentary truce in amidst of the horrors of the war...
"The German soldiers were exposed by the light, their weapons nowhere to be seen, and from their trenches came the sound of a Christmas carol whose melody was profoundly familiar to British ears.
And so, as the Germans sang “Stille Nacht! Heilige Nacht!”,the British joined in; “Silent Night! Holy Night!” they sang. In time, soldiers from both sides emerges from their defences and walked - unarmed - into no-mans land. There they sang, exchanged greetings and gifts, some even playing football, and took part in what has to be the most powerful Christmas ever."
The evening will be paying a special tribute to all the lives lost during the Great World War 1 and to celebrate the peace that the soldiers fought to achieve for Britain.
Carols in the Stadium' is an approx 80 minute event in Crystal Palace stadium packed with carols, performances, special guests and much, much more. So why not book your tickets, put it in the diary and join us on the 9th of December for this special event.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
Please remember to wrap up warm!
PLEASE NOTE: There are a limited number of wheelchair accessible spaces available for this event. If you require wheelchair access, once you've registered for your tickets through Eventbrite, please ensure you email us as soon as possible to book a space: silentnightcpfc@gmail.com:
To view the link you have to Register or Login
Carols in the Stadium - Remembering the Christmas Truce of WW1.
This is a special one-off Christmas event uniting the community to gather together to remember the Christmas Truce of WW1 and to celebrate Christmas with the help of local performers, special guests and more.
**LINE UP**
Croydon Citadel Salvation Army
The Seventh Day Adventist Choir
CPFC Manager Neil Warnock
Crystal Palace Historians
Archbishop Tenison's School Choir
Prince Philip Kiril of Prussia - great-great grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II
And more...
The Christmas Truce signified a time of peace and unity during the first Christmas of WW1, when both Germans and the British soldiers laid their weapons aside and formed a mutual, momentary truce in amidst of the horrors of the war...
"The German soldiers were exposed by the light, their weapons nowhere to be seen, and from their trenches came the sound of a Christmas carol whose melody was profoundly familiar to British ears.
And so, as the Germans sang “Stille Nacht! Heilige Nacht!”,the British joined in; “Silent Night! Holy Night!” they sang. In time, soldiers from both sides emerges from their defences and walked - unarmed - into no-mans land. There they sang, exchanged greetings and gifts, some even playing football, and took part in what has to be the most powerful Christmas ever."
The evening will be paying a special tribute to all the lives lost during the Great World War 1 and to celebrate the peace that the soldiers fought to achieve for Britain.
Carols in the Stadium' is an approx 80 minute event in Crystal Palace stadium packed with carols, performances, special guests and much, much more. So why not book your tickets, put it in the diary and join us on the 9th of December for this special event.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
Please remember to wrap up warm!
PLEASE NOTE: There are a limited number of wheelchair accessible spaces available for this event. If you require wheelchair access, once you've registered for your tickets through Eventbrite, please ensure you email us as soon as possible to book a space: silentnightcpfc@gmail.com:
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