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On April 23, 1929, the Grand National Assembly of Turkey made 23 April a special national holiday for children. Thus, the Republic of Turkey became the first country in the world to officially celebrate April 23 Children's Day. Today, this national holiday is celebrated in Turkey with children from all over the world.

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Tunisia celebrates the anniversary of Evacuation Day every year on October 25, 1963. That date marks the day that the last French soldier left the country. France occupied Tunisia in 1881, as part of a partition plan of the Western powers, led by Great Britain and France, to colonise what we now call the “Third World”. The French more or less occupied the Maghreb region of North Africa. The French occupation of Tunisia lasted till 1956.

Tunisia managed to gain independence from France on 20 March 1956, as a result of popular and military resistance to the French occupation. However, French troops remained in the country until Evacuation Day, a pivotal moment in Tunisia’s history as the day when Tunisians reclaimed complete sovereignty over their land.

Even after France recognized Tunisia’s independence in 1956, the resistance movement persisted in its struggle for full sovereignty. The French retained a military presence in several regions of Tunisia, most notably Bizerte, which is known for its strategic location south of Sicily. Furthermore, France insisted at the time on retaining colonists’ land in Tunisia’s most fertile areas.

The evacuation battle began in February 1958, following a French bombardment of the village of Sakiet Sidi Youssef in the Kef governorate on the Tunisia-Algeria border. The French raid targeted a number of local institutions, killing dozens of Algerians and Tunisians.

The evacuation day serves as a reminder of the july 1961 Bizerte battle that saw more than 600 Tunisian martyrs during battle against the French army.

The Tunisian government decided on July 17 of that year to evacuate the remaining French troops from the naval base at Bizerte via diplomatic channels, but the situation remained stalemate until mid-1961. On July 23, a ceasefire was declared to pave the way for negotiations, which concluded with France’s announcement that its forces would be evacuated from the town of Bizerte and the naval base.

Thus, on October 15, 1963, French Admiral Maurice Amman departed the city, signaling the end of France’s colonial period in Tunisia.

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About: Independence Day of Tunisia
This national holiday is celebrated on March 20th each year.

The holiday was established to celebrate the anniversary of Tunisia's independence from France on 20 March 1956 and is Tunisia's national holiday.

Following a period of rule by the Ottoman Empire, Tunisia came under French control in 1881 and became a French protectorate in 1883.

The movement for independence had begun in 1920 with the creation of the political party, Destour. In 1934, the fervour for independence was increased with the formation of a new party called Neo Destour, led by Habib Bourguiba.

Threatened by this new surge in nationalism, Neo Destour was banned and Bourguiba was sent to prison in France. During World War II, Bourguiba ended up in Italian hands, and the Nazis wanted him to support their military efforts in Northern Africa. Bourguiba refused and was only released from prison at the end of the war.

Returning to Tunisia, Bourguiba proposed a gradual movement to independence, which had widespread support amongst Tunisians. Frustrated by the slow progress, Neo Destour started a campaign of armed resistance in 1952. In 1954, the new French Prime Minister began a policy of withdrawal from French colonies to reduce the violence that was occurring in several colonies including Tunisia.

On March 20th 1956, a treaty was signed that formally recognised Tunisia's independence, creating the Kingdom of Tunisia.

On June 25th 1957, Tunisia became a republic with Habib Bourguiba as its first president.

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On April 23, 1929, upon Atatürk’s proposal, the Turkish Grand National Assembly decreed April 23 as a national holiday dedicated to children. Thus Turkey became the first country in the world that celebrates an official Children’s Day. Today this national holiday is celebrated in Turkey with children from all over the world in a spirit of peace and harmony.

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The Tunisian people celebrate on March 20 of each year the anniversary of their country’s independence from French colonial rule, as the people of Tunisia gave their lives for its liberation.

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25th of April

April 25, also known as the carnation revolution, emerged in 1974, resulting from a political and social movement that overthrew the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo, a coup d'état took place in Portugal that put an end to the regime dictatorship in force since 1933, a system in which António de Oliveira Salazar was the main figure. In the early hours of the morning of April 25, 1974, soldiers from various branches occupied strategic points in the Portuguese capital with the aim of overthrowing the regime, at the time headed by Marcello Caetano.

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25th of April April 25, also known as the carnation revolution, emerged in 1974, resulting from a political and social movement that overthrew the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo, a coup d'état took place in Portugal that put an end to the regime dictatorship in force since 1933, a system in which António de Oliveira Salazar was the main figure.

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25 of April Portugal

The Carnation Revolution (Portuguese: Revolução dos Cravos), also known as the 25 April (Portuguese: 25 de Abril), was a military coup on 25 April 1974 in Lisbon that overthrew the authoritarian Estado Novo regime, producing fundamental social, economic, territorial, demographic, and political changes in Portugal and its overseas colonies through the Processo Revolucionário Em Curso. It resulted in the Portuguese transition to democracy and the end of the Portuguese Colonial War.

The revolution ended the Estado Novo regime

The Estado Novo (Second Republic) regime began in 1933 under the leadership of Prime Minister and dictator António Salazar, after a prior coup overthrew the 16-year First Republic. Characterized as an authoritarian government, it was a time of censorship and oppression and maintained by a "secret police" force. After Salazar suffered a stroke, leadership was shifted to Marcello Caetano who ruled for six years until his resignation after the Carnation Revolution.

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25 of April Portugal The Carnation Revolution (Portuguese: Revolução dos Cravos), also known as the 25 April (Portuguese: 25 de Abril), was a military coup on 25 April 1974 in Lisbon that overthrew the authoritarian Estado Novo regime, producing fundamental social, economic, territorial, demographic, and political changes in Portugal and its overseas colonies through the Processo Revolucionário Em Curso.

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April25 th

What is the April 25 th and what is it based on?

The Revolution of April 25, 1974, also known as the Carnation Revolution, was a period in Portuguese history resulting from the Armed Forces Movement that overthrew the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo.There was a coup d'état in Portugal that put an end to the dictatorial regime in force since 1933, a system in which António de Oliveira Salazar was the main figure. In the early hours of the morning of April 25, 1974, soldiers from various branches occupied strategic points in the Portuguese capital with the aim of overthrowing the regime, at the time headed by Marcello Caetano. The code signals to start operations - songs by Paulo de Carvalho and Zeca Afonso - were broadcast over the radio in the previous hours.

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April25 th What is the April 25 th and what is it based on? The Revolution of April 25, 1974, also known as the Carnation Revolution, was a period in Portuguese history resulting from the Armed Forces Movement that overthrew the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo.There was a coup d'état in Portugal that put an end to the dictatorial regime in force since 1933, a system in which António de Oliveira Salazar was the main figure.

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The Revolution of 25 April, also known as the Carnation Revolution or April Revolution, refers to an event in Portugal's history resulting from the political and social movement, which took place on April 25, 1974, which deposed the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo, in force since 1933, and which began a process that would end with the implementation of a democratic regime and the entry into force of the new Constitution on April 25, 1976, marked by strong socialist orientation.

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The Revolution of 25 April, also known as the Carnation Revolution or April Revolution, refers to an event in Portugal's history resulting from the political and social movement, which took place on April 25, 1974, which deposed the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo, in force since 1933, and which began a process that would end with the implementation of a democratic regime and the entry into force of the new Constitution on April 25, 1976, marked by strong socialist orientation.

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25th of April

The Revolution of 25 April, also known as the Carnation Revolution or April Revolution, refers to an event in the history of Portugal resulting from the political and social movement, which occurred on April 25, 1974, which deposed the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo, in force since 1933, and which began a process that would end with the implementation of a democratic regime and the entry into force of the new Constitution on 25 April 1976, marked by strong socialist orientation.

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25th of April The Revolution of 25 April, also known as the Carnation Revolution or April Revolution, refers to an event in the history of Portugal resulting from the political and social movement, which occurred on April 25, 1974, which deposed the dictatorial regime of the Estado Novo, in force since 1933, and which began a process that would end with the implementation of a democratic regime and the entry into force of the new Constitution on 25 April 1976, marked by strong socialist orientation.

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This is one of 13 mandatory national holidays. The date celebrates the revolt of the Portuguese military, who on April 25, 1974 carried out a military coup d'état with the aim of ending the dictatorship imposed by Salazar, which lasted 48 years.

National Holiday- 25 of April

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The 25th of April Revolution, also known as the Carnation Revolution or the April Revolution, refers to an event in the history of Portugal resulting from the political and social movement that took place on April 25, 1974, which overthrew the dictatorial regime of the State. Novo, in force since 1933, and which began a process that would end with the implementation of a democratic regime and the entry into force of the new Constitution on April 25, 1976, marked by a strong socialist orientation..

Freedom Day is celebrated in Portugal on April 25th. This is one of 13 mandatory national holidays. The date celebrates the revolt of the Portuguese military, who on April 25, 1974 carried out a military coup d'état with the aim of ending the dictatorship imposed by Salazar, which lasted 41 years. The Armed Forces Movement, composed of soldiers who had participated in the Colonial War and university students, had the support of the Portuguese population. In the end, the army managed to depose the president of Portugal, who was Marcello Caetano, and he went into exile in Brazil, where he died in 1980. Victorious, the revolutionaries managed to implement the democratic regime and the establishment of the new Portuguese Constitution, on April 25, 1976.

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This is one of 13 mandatory national holidays. The date celebrates the revolt of the Portuguese military, who on April 25, 1974 carried out a military coup d'état with the aim of ending the dictatorship imposed by Salazar, which lasted 48 years.

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The April national holiday, which was not celebrated with the opening of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, was renamed as Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's worldwide April 23 National National and Children's Day in 1927. Children's Day was the purpose of rejoicing the orphaned and orphaned during the war in a rich spring festival. During the 1979 UNESCO children's year, Worldwide by TRT.

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April 23 is the founding date of the Turkish Grand National Assembly and it was gifted to all children of the world by the founder of our country, M.Kemal Atatürk.

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25th of april

On April 25th there´s a national holiday called "Freedom Day" in Portugal, with official commemorations.It celebrates the 1974 Revolution that ended the dictatorship and started a democracy. It also commemorates the first free elections that took place a year later on April 25th 1975. It brought down more than 40 years of dictatorship in Portugal and ended Europe's longest-surviving authoritarian regime.

Known as the Carnation Revolution, this was a virtually bloodless, leftist, military-led coup.It ended the rule of Marcello Caetano, who had assumed the country's leadership from dictator António Salazar five years earlier.

Since 1933, Portugal had been ruledby the Estado Novo (New State), formally the Second Portuguese Republic. Initially under the authoritarian rule of António de Oliveira Salazar (until 1968), the new authoritarian regime ushered in an era of oppression, and the censorship of newspapers and books. Catholicism was reinstated as the state religion, with the principles of the dictatorship closely allied with that of the Church.The regime also hadits own secret police,which quashedpolitical freedomsas well as civilliberties, includingthe right to strike orjoin a trade union.Opponents to thegovernment wereimprisoned andsometimes killed.

In March 1974, General António de Spínola was dismissed from his position as deputy minister of the armed forces. He had written a book in which he suggested that the Portuguese colonial wars should come to an end. He was critical of the current Portuguese regime, something that was regarded as heretical by Portugal's right-wing establishment.The Armed Forces Movement (MFA) was soon formed by dissident and low- ranking officers who supported Spínola. Captains within the armed forces werealso unhappy with a law which would grant privileges to conscripted officers, to the resentment of professionally trained officers. The armed forces' support for the government was rapidly deteriorating.National Republican Guard, and these were stormed by troops, armed with machine guns. With little resistance, Caetano surrendered to Spínola. After initially being taken under custody to the Portuguese island of Madeira, Caetano spent the remaining years of his life as an exile in Brazil.Radio appeals by the revolutionaries asked people to stay inside, but many flooded the streets and joined in, supporting the troops. By the time the sun had risen on 26 April, the MFA was in charge and promised to hold democratic elections for a national assembly as soon as they could.

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25th of april On April 25th there´s a national holiday called "Freedom Day" in Portugal, with official commemorations.It celebrates the 1974 Revolution that ended the dictatorship and started a democracy. It also commemorates the first free elections that took place a year later on April 25th 1975.

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freedom day in portugal

April 25th 1974

what happened on april 25th?

It is a national holiday in Portugal, with official commemorations. It celebrates the 1974 Revolution that ended the dictatorship and started a democracy. It also commemorates the first free elections that took place a year later on April 25th 1975.

Freedom Day in Portugal commemorates the 1974 Carnation Revolution that officially ended almost five decades of dictatorship in Portugal, the longest dictatorship in Europe. The revolution gave rise to democracy in the nation, a government type which it continues to enjoy today. The day also commemorates the four people who were killed during the collapsing regime's secret police. Portugal's Freedom Day is celebrated on 25 April, the day that marks the start of the Lisbon revolution in 1974. Freedom Day, also known as the Carnation Revolution, is symbolised by abundant carnation flowers inside of gun barrels.

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freedom day in portugal April 25th 1974 what happened on april 25th? It is a national holiday in Portugal, with official commemorations. It celebrates the 1974 Revolution that ended the dictatorship and started a democracy. It also commemorates the first free elections that took place a year later on April 25th 1975.

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Evacuation Day is a holiday celebrated by Tunisians on October 15, the date of the evacuation (exit) of the last French soldier from Tunisia on October 15, 1963

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This international holiday is observed on May 1st. It is most commonly associated as a commemoration of the achievements of the labour movement. The holiday may also be known as International Worker's Day or May Day and is marked with a public holiday in Tunisia.

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Children across the country dressed up and decorated their homes for virtual celebrations, while a few social-distanced ceremonies allowed some to spread the holiday joy.

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The May Day celebration is linked to the strike movement that developed in the United States in the 1890s and the great strike in Chicago (USA) on May 1, 1886, which was attended by approximately 40,000 people.

At the rally, at which workers' leaders highlighted the symbolized three eights (eight hours of work, eight vacations and eight cultural uplifts), there was an armed attack on the strikers; the attack killed six people and wounded about 50, while a large number of protesters were arrested.

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In Croatia, Labor Day started to be celebrated in 1890. Workers in Croatia, as well as international colleagues, pointed out the demands in the sign of three eights (8-8-8). As a prelude to the celebration that year, Zagreb workers held a series of rallies and strikes. In the building of the Croatian Home, as Narodne novine wrote, speakers at a large workers' assembly in front of 1,000 workers emphasized: "We are for work, but we want to live as people.

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In commemoration of the great workers' protests that took place in Chicago on May 1, 1886, that date is celebrated around the world as International Labor Day. In independent Croatia in 1996, Parliament decided that May 1 was a non-working day marked as a holiday called Labor Day, which was changed in 2001 when the official name was changed to Labor Day.

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In free and independent Croatia, according to the Law on Holidays, Memorials and Non-working Days in the Republic of Croatia passed by the Parliament in April 1996, the official name of this holiday was Labor Day. This remained the case until November 2, 2001, when the amendments to the said law officially became Labor Day.

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Croatia has celebrated Labor Day since 1890. During Yugoslavia, celebrations were large and the whole country celebrated together. It was one of our most favorite holidays. Instead of protests, the state would organize parades in larger cities where the army would have a ceremonial performance. The night before, people would gather around a campfire. People would often celebrate by roasting a lamb or an ox. In addition, companies would pay their employees to go on holidays organized by their trade unions.

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International Workers' Day, also known as Labour Day in most countries and often referred to as May Day, is a celebration of labourers and the working classes that is promoted by the international labour movement and occurs every year on May Day (1 May).

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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk,the leader of the Turks opened the Grand National Assembly in 1920 and dedicated it to the children.It is the first national day dedicated to the children in the world.

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23 April National Sovereignty and Children's Day

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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk dedicated 23 April to the  world's children

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