Nant Honors Memory of November 11th Combatants

The commune of Nant gathered yesterday to commemorate the armistice of World War I, paying tribute to soldiers at Mas du Pré, Les Liquisses, and in the village.

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Generic image of the facade of an official building in Southern France, featuring traditional architectural elements and a blue sky.

Yesterday, Wednesday, November 11th, the commune of Nant gathered to honor the memory of the Great War combatants, marking the 108th anniversary of the armistice.

108 years ago, the armistice ended the fighting of the First World War. In each of our hamlets and at the heart of the village, our monuments bear the names of those who did not return. Gathering before these stelae is to pay them the homage we owe them, while also thinking of all those who died for France, yesterday and today, as well as our soldiers currently engaged.
The commemoration ceremonies took place successively in three emblematic locations of the commune: at the war memorial of Mas du Pré, at the war memorial of la Liquisse, and at the war memorial of Nant.
The municipality wishes to acknowledge the presence of institutional representatives who joined this moment of remembrance: Mr. Jean-François Rousset, Deputy of Aveyron; Ms. Emmanuelle Gazel, Regional Councilor; and Mr. Jean-François Gaillard, Departmental Councilor. Many thanks also to municipal elected officials, former combatants, flag bearers, firefighters, law enforcement, and the many residents present.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Nant (12/11/2026)