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"Liberté: A Symbol of Struggle, Revolution, and Hope" In the vibrant city of Thessaloniki, Greece, one can witness the breathtaking view of the Quayside. As you stroll along this picturesque scene, it is impossible not to be reminded of the significance of "liberté" - freedom. Throughout history, numerous events have unfolded in pursuit of liberty. In World War I, a powerful poster titled "Pour la Liberte du Monde" emerged as a rallying cry for freedom across nations. It symbolized a collective desire to break free from oppression and establish peace. France has been at the forefront of revolutionary movements that embody liberté. The iconic painting "Fighting at the Hotel de Ville" captures an intense moment during the July Revolution in 1830 when citizens fought bravely for their rights. Similarly, "Liberty leading the People, " another masterpiece on canvas, immortalizes July 28th as a day when people united under liberty's banner. However, liberty extends beyond political revolutions; it encompasses acts of compassion and humanity too. The touching story depicted by Emile Bayard's drawing portrays Sir H. M. Stanley saving an old prisoner condemned to be burned alive through his plea to King Mtesa in Uganda. This act reminds us that even in dark times, hope and liberation can prevail. The struggle for liberty has also left its mark on precious artifacts like Jean Paul Marat and Louis Michel Le Peletier's mourning rings made from silver and gold. These rings serve as poignant reminders of individuals who sacrificed their lives for freedom's cause. Moreover, Joseph Napoleon Sebastien Sarda Garriga's portrait with the Emancipation Decree showcases how significant steps were taken towards equality on La Reunion Island in 1848—a testament to progress achieved through emancipation. Even after devastating conflicts like World War II came to an end with heroes emerging from all walks of life, such as the Anglo-Franco-American roadsweeper.