CLEAN:World leaders pay homage to D-Day's history-makers

The transcript discusses the triumph of right over wrong, the liberation of Europe, and the victory of human decency over hatred. It highlights the achievements of the greatest generation, who fought against oppression and returned to build a fairer society. The narrative reflects on the legacy left for future generations and the ongoing obligation to share prosperity and combat violence and oppression.

In what ways did the 'greatest generation' contribute to building a more equitable society?

What does the text imply about the importance of remembering those who fought in wars?