Visit The Boston Globe Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Comment on this Scroll to top of page AP November 10, 2018 PARIS (AP) — The leaders of France and Germany have held an intimate commemoration at the site north of Paris where the vanquished Germans and victorious but exhausted Allies put an end to World War 1.President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel used the occasion Saturday to laud European peace and to demonstrate, in person, how countries that were once bitter enemies need not stay that way.Merkel even snuggled her head against Macron’s head as they stood in front of a somber memorial. The two leaders also climbed aboard a replica of the train wagon where the armistice was signed a century ago Sunday. Macron affectionately took Merkel’s hand after they signed a guestbook. Advertisement Afterward, talking to young people in the crowd, Macron said he and the German chancellor wanted to mark the centenary because ‘‘We owe it to our soldiers who fell, to those young men who were your age or just a little bit older.’’ Get Today’s Headlines in your inbox: The day’s top stories delivered every morning. Thank you for signing up! Sign…