As the project after give you an occasion to reflect on the horror of the war and the necessity of peace, if yes, explain how and give a feedback on the project activity has just finished

My class and I have done a project that consists of what is a ritual, Funeral ritual, and memorials with their meanings. From resources, we see the history of the Unknown Soldier in Great Britain and the most important key figures that made the memorial (Reverend David Railton, general Wyatt, Dean of Westminster and King George V). 
In addition, we visit a website where common people imagine to send a letter to the Unknown Soldier of the Memorial of Great Britain. Then, we see history of the Unknown Soldier in other countries in Europe (Italy, France, Germany…) and USA. Generally, I have not the occasion to reflect on the horror of the war and the necessity of peace because resources are interviews, articles and argumentative texts. Authors of each texts wanted to explain only facts and not feeling and sensation. Only letters from the website, I feel sentiments of horror and peace because people who have different points of view write letters and they wrote all sensations that prove. Furthermore, from the website I read letters from old soldier that explain honor and sacrifice for the Nation.
My feedback about the project is a positive feedback because my class and I have learned about the argument of memorials. Normally this argument is not treated so deep in common courses of study. Before this project, I had an idea of memorials of WW1 but now I understand that behind the appearance of these memorials there is a different truth. Now I know that who made these memorials wanted to create a positive figure like an hero (unknown soldiers) who died in a negative situation, the war. In origin, memorials are made for people who want to cry on a dear friend, husband, cousin …. In conclusion, I think that from this project I learn other aspects of WW1.