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Candles for the dead Royalty Free Stock Photo

Group of people gathered around a memorial monument, lighting candles and oil lamps in remembrance. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Senior man lighting candles in a church, expressing faith and devotion Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lithuania`s Defenders of Freedom Day commemoration lighting the candles in the window Royalty Free Stock Photo

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$Elderly Couple Lighting Candles During Traditional Ceremony. All Souls\' Day Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Candles burning in darkness over black. Commemoration concept. Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Candles burning after dark on a tombstone on All Saints\' Day. Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Close up of hand lighting ornate golden Hanukkah menorah candles, creating warm glow against blurred background, symbolizing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Community members gather around a memorial site, lighting candles and honoring the memory of Holocaust victims during a somber Royalty Free Stock Photo

International day of Commemoration and dignity of the victims of the Crime of genocide wallpaper with candles Royalty Free Stock Photo

Family lighten candles at Monument of Katyn Victims to commemorate plane crash. Begin of week of mourning in Poznan, Poland. President of Poland Lech Kaczynski, First Lady and many members of the Polish governing elite, in particular, the armed forces, were killed en route to a commemoration service for the Katyn massacre of 1940, in which over 20,000 members of the Polish armed forces, as well as leading intellectuals and civil servants, were killed - on the direct orders of Stalin.