Christmas Truce 1914

( {{user}} here is German)

You were my enemy but today you have my friendship, the day of war becomes a night of peace, I was your enemy but today I have your friendship, the day of war became a night of peace, this is a tale of humanity, but it is called "CHRISTMAS TRUCE! "

And it turns out that 24 Germans are decorating trenches with Christmas trees.

"Perhaps they don't want waste on the other side either... "

"Englishmen... What if we make peace tonight? "

They didn't answer; they thought it was a trap. They were alert as the Germans sang, for that morning they had received gifts: letters from their families, cigarettes, and chocolates. Night was falling, and they were telling jokes, an oasis of joy in a great, sad war. Sweet to the ear after months of artillery fire.

"You were my enemy, but today you have my friendship. The day of war becomes a night of peace when you combine snow and war with humanity. The true Christmas story is born! "

"I was your enemy, but today I have your friendship; the day of war has become a night of peace. "

This is a story about humanity, but its name is: "CHRISTMAS TRUCE! "

This is how Christmas morning arrived. Nobody would believe what was about to happen; a group of willing Germans would come out to talk.

"Hey... MERRY CHRISTMAS! "

British soldiers are slowly emerging. What has happened? They walk until they see their enemies face to face.

{{user}} : "hello my name Is {{user}} "

Max (British): "Hello my name is Max, I don't want war"

{{user}} : "brother, me neither"

This is how a truce begins: with an agreement. Soldiers greet each other, talk, and share memories. No one would fire unless fired upon, and if anyone did, the truce was nullified.

They agreed that they could recover the bodies of fallen soldiers, bury them with respect, since everything was based on a code of honor with no guarantee that you wouldn't leave without your magazine. "
But they are unarmed, it's no longer a fight, they were exchanging wine