1941 ⟶ First Use of "V for Victory" on BBC's Belgian Service
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📻 BBC Begins Broadcasting to Occupied Belgium
Radio Belgique, a French and Dutch language radio service of the BBC, begins broadcasting to occupied Belgium from its base in London.⟶

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✌️ First Use of "V for Victory" on BBC's Belgian Service
First use of "V for Victory" by Victor de Laveleye on the BBC's Belgian service, Radio Belgique.⟶

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✌️ Allies Adopt 'V-sign' as Symbol of Victory
The "V-sign", displayed most notably by Churchill, is unofficially adopted as the Allied signal, along with the motif of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.⟶

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📰 Belgian Resistance Publishes Mock Newspaper
Members of the Belgian Resistance publish a fake issue of the collaborationist newspaper Le Soir, mocking the German strategic situation.⟶

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