The story behind the Timns or the anthem story. Night of peace, night
of peace, night of love. Everything sleeps around among the stars that spread
their hairy light announcing the little Jesus Shine, the star of peace. Shine,
the star of peace. The night of peace was composed by Joseph More
in a thousand eight hundred and sixteen and performed for the first time on December
24, 18th in the Church of St Nicholas the Overdorf, Austria. The
arrangement was made by organist Frank Saber Grouber. The day of his first public
performance. Only Moore and Gruber sang accompanied by the guitar. The melody currently
used varies slightly from the original. The church where Peace Night was sang for
the first time was demolished at the beginning of the 20th century because a flood
left it useless. However, a chapel was built in honor of this carol,
with the name of Memorial Chapel Night of Peace, to which tourists from
all over the world go, especially on December 25. This carol has been
translated into over 300 languages. During the Christmas truce of nineteen hundred and fourteen,
English and German soldiers sang this hymn simultaneously in English and German, in
a historical fact or s in which the spirit of Christmas was stronger than the
hard fight of World War I.