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[[File:'s_Island_NYC_copy.jpg|right|thumb|[[Statue of Remembrance]], [[Bedloe Island]], [[New York City (Southern Victory)|New York Harbor]]]]''For the [[airplane carrier]], see ''[[USS Remembrance]]''.''

'''Remembrance''' was a political and cultural movement that emerged in the [[United States of America (Southern Victory)|United States]] after the [[Second Mexican War]] and lasted until the end of the [[Great War (Southern Victory)|Great War]]. It was characterized by intense revanchism against the [[Confederate States (Southern Victory)|Confederate States]], militarism, authoritarian tendencies, and strong ties with the [[Germany (Southern Victory)|German Empire]]. Despite this culture, widespread immigration continued to flourish.

Upon US victory in the Great War, "Remembrance" receded into history. However, its mirror image appeared in the defeated [[Confederate States (Southern Victory)|Confederacy]], where [[Jake Featherston]]'s own [[Freedom Party|political philosophy]] greatly surpassed the original in virulent hatred and revanchism. The term "Remembrance" also appeared occasionally among diehard nationalist [[Canada (Southern Victory)|Canadians]], sworn to go on resisting the US occupation.  
[[File:Remembrance_USA_(Turtledove).PNG‎|right|thumb|The eagle and crossed swords emblem often associated with the Remembrance ideology. Along with coins and posters, this emblem was also used as the roundel of the [[United States of America (Southern Victory)|United States]] armed forces.]]

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