Of course you know Armistice Day. All school children know Armistice Day, and of course Armistice Day is the beginning of the peace at the end of World War I, at least the fighting stops. That's November 11, 1918. The Treaty of Versailles, which is specifically with the Allied powers and Germany, isn't going to go into effect until June 1919. That's more than six months after the fighting stopped. So it's a rather lengthy conference to nail down these points of peace, I guess that's what you would say. And it's actually five years to the day that Archduke Ferdinand was shot, which started World War I.