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Turkish Project Partners & Their Students Work

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Turkish Project Partners & Their Students Work

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Republic day celebrations in the pandemic process

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Republic day celebrations in the pandemic process

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Ezgi Köseoğlu

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Republic Day celebrations 29.10.2020

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29.10.2020

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Dia de Portugal, de Camões e das Comunidades Portuguesas

"Day of Camões, Portugal, and the Portuguese Communities”

June 10th commemorates the emblematic Portuguese author Luís de Camões, writer of the national epic poem published in 1572, Os Lusíadas. Dedicated to the 16th-century King Sebastian, Os Lusíadas lionized Portugal’s era of world exploration through its description of the seafaring trade route found to provide passage to India by navigator Vasco da Gama. Camões’ writing made him into such an indelible symbol of national pride, even the Portuguese language itself is sometimes referred to by its nickname: “The Language of Camões.”

Along with Camões poem, the pride of Portuguese exploration is also forever encapsulated in the country’s red and green flag, illustrated in the Doodle artwork. At the intersection of the two colors lies the Portuguese coat of arms sitting on the background of a spherical astrolabe, a tool utilized by early explorers such as Vasco da Gama to navigate their maritime journeys.

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Veja aqui em vídeo as comemorações do Dia de Portugal, celebrado na cidade de Portalegre

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Republic Day Celebrations in 2020 ( pandemic time)

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Republic Day Celebrations in 2020 ( pandemic time)

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In 2020 celebrations were different due to Covid-19.
Normally, at school, students do different types  of works, that are exposed during a week.

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Dia de Portugal: Marcelo diz que é tempo de fazer mudanças com coragem

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Romania's National Day is celebrated on December 1, and this date, established by a law promulgated in 1990, marks an important moment in Romanian history, when the Great Assembly in Alba Iulia voted to unite Transylvania with Romania in 1918.

By law no. 10 of July 31, 1990, promulgated by President Ion Iliescu, December 1 was adopted as a national day and public holiday in Romania.

The Great Union of 1918
On December 1, 1918, the National Assembly of Romanians was convened in Alba Iulia, the works ending with the Decision of unconditional union of Transylvania with Romania, voted unanimously. This act took place after, on March 27, 1918, respectively November 28, 1918, the representative bodies of Bessarabia and Bukovina voted for the union.

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Adriana Vasilica Ianchis

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Special enthusiasm for October 29 Republic Day; 2 thousand people played zeybek at the same time. Volunteer citizens received great applause

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Special enthusiasm for October 29 Republic Day; 2 thousand people played zeybek at the same time. Volunteer citizens received great applause

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29 Ekim Cumhuriyet Bayramı’na özel coşku; 2 bin kişi aynı anda zeybek oynadı.

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Republic Day celebrations were held in the stadium with large crowds. It would be the scene of magnificent images. We will celebrate the 100th anniversary of our Republic in 2023. We fought a great war to get the Republic.

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Republic Day celebrations were held in the stadium with large crowds. It would be the scene of magnificent images. We will celebrate the 100th anniversary of our Republic in 2023. We fought a great war to get the Republic.

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Fethiye Şehir Stadı CUMHURİYET BAYRAMI kutlamaları