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Russia continues the Soviet Union’s tradition of celebrating Defender of the Fatherland on 23 February, which has evolved from a military tribute to a commemoration of father figures.
Soldiers were typically honoured with parades across the country, and now often involves festivals with music, dancing and games, with men receiving small gifts from the women in their lives.

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Handmade crafts including origami, sweets and beer glasses, are traditionally given by children to their fathers in Japan, and families will usually celebrate with a seafood-based meal, most commonly consisting of crab and prawns.
Flowers are also an important part of Father’s Day celebrations here and gifts of perfume are a popular gift of choice for Japanese dads.

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In Thailand, Father’s Day is celebrated on the birthday of the hugely admired late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, on 5 December, who is considered the Father of the Nation.
It is tradition for people to wear yellow on the day, because it is the colour of the day for Monday, and fathers and grandfathers would typically be gifted with a Canna flower, which is considered to have masculine association, although this is less commonly practised today.

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Father’s Day in Germany is observed on the fourtieth day after Easter, on Ascension Day, which is traditionally celebrated on a Thursday and celebrated the Christian belief of Jesus Christ’s ascension into heaven.
The day is also known as Men’s Day and it is tradition for groups of males to organise hiking trips and head off into nature with plenty of beer, wine and food in tow, pulled along in decorated handcarts called Bollerwagon.
Alcohol consumption is a big part of the tradition, with many taking the Friday off work to recover and some schools remain closed on the following day too.

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How to celebrate father's day in different countries ?

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How to celebrate father's day in different countries ?

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WHICH DATE IS INTERNATIONAL FATHER'S DAY IN TURKEY ?

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WHICH DATE IS INTERNATIONAL FATHER'S DAY IN TURKEY ?

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The celebration, which was started in the United States, has started to spread to the world over time. Although Father's Day is universal, it can be celebrated differently and at different times in different countries of the world. Considered the official father of Jesus Christ, St. Joseph was celebrated on March 19 as "Father's Day" or "Father's Day" in countries such as Spain and Italy. Father's Day in Germany is celebrated 40 days after Easter, on the day of the Ascension of Jesus Christ. Father's Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of September in Australia and New Zealand. Russia continues to celebrate the "Day of the Defender of the Father" or "Man's Day" on February 23, which was left over from the Soviet Union and started to be enlisted in the Red Army. In Thailand, Father's Day is celebrated on December 5, the birthday of former king Bhumibol Adulyadej, who is considered the father of the nation. In many countries in the Middle East, Father's Day is celebrated on June 21, the summer solstice. Father's Day is celebrated on the Sunday of the 3rd week of June in Turkey.

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Father's Day is celebrated in many countries to understand the importance of all fathers who support us in every moment of our lives and to honor fathers.

In order to emphasize the importance of fathers on Father's Day and to preserve the value given to them, activities are held in educational institutions before Father's Day.

Children buy gifts to please their fathers with their pocket money, or they do things they like instead of buying presents. Carries out activities that bring the love of the father to the fore.

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HOW DID THE FATHER'S DAY CELEBRATED FIRST?

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HOW DID THE FATHER'S DAY CELEBRATED FIRST?

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Father's Day was first celebrated on June 19, 1910 in Spokane, Washington. In 1924, the President of the United States of America, Calvin Coolidge, supported the celebrations; but it has not officially declared Father's Day. In 1966, Lyndon Johnson, the president of that time, issued a statement declaring that the third Sunday of June would be celebrated as Father's Day every year. In 1972, Father's Day was legally declared a public holiday in the USA with the signature of President Richard Nixon.

Later, it started to be celebrated in many countries such as Argentina, France, Netherlands, Australia, Norway, Denmark, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Taiwan, Turkey, Japan, Nepal, Thailand, South Africa, Mexico and Brazil.

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Sonora Smart Dodd, the daughter of an American Civil War veteran, thought that fathers should have a day like Mother's Day. Dodd's father had raised six children alone in their mother's absence. He started working to declare his father's birthday, June 5, Father's Day, but these efforts could not reach that date and the celebrations were postponed to the third Sunday of June.