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Norway celebrates its independence on May 17th, which marks the day in 1814 that the Norwegian Constitution was signed, declaring Norway an independent nation after being under Danish rule. While the Constitution establishing Norway's independence was signed on May 17, 1814, it wasn't until 1833 that the entire population began publicly commemorating the country's independence on that date each year.
Festa della spagna
The document discusses Spain's Dia De La Hispanidad holiday, which commemorates Christopher Columbus' discovery of America on October 12, 1492. This national holiday marks the significant economic and cultural impact the discovery had on Spain and Europe. The text also briefly mentions a military parade associated with the holiday.
The netherlands
Koningsdag, or King's Day, is a national holiday in the Netherlands celebrated annually on April 30th to mark King Willem-Alexander's birthday. For the festival, people wear orange clothes and participate in celebrations organized by local Orange Committees, which include flea markets where people sell used goods without permits. The holiday was originally established in 1885 on August 31st as Princess's Day to mark the birthday of Princess Wilhelmina.
Francia14giugno
France's national day is July 14th, commemorating the storming of the Bastille in 1789. On this day, a large military parade is held down Paris' Champs-élysées avenue. Similar parades and ceremonies also take place in towns across France. Fireworks are also lit on the nights of July 13th, 14th, and 15th to celebrate the country's liberation.
Sweden
Sweden's national day is celebrated on June 6th each year to commemorate the end of the Danish-ruled Kalmar Union and mark Swedish independence, though the event occurred so long ago that it does not have as strong a presence in social consciousness as Norway's May 17th celebration of independence.
Finland
The official celebrations of Independence Day in Finland begin in the capital Helsinki with religious services. It is a tradition for Finnish homes to place two lit candles in each window of the house, which goes back to a legend that the candles offered shelter to young Finns fighting Russian oppression. The main traditions are the student parade and the presidential dance.
saint patrick's day
Saint Patrick's Day is Ireland's national festival celebrated on March 17th to honor Saint Patrick and Irish culture. It originated as a Catholic holiday but is now celebrated in Ireland and other countries by wearing green, holding parades, and eating Irish foods. Saint Patrick's Day festivities last more than one day in Ireland and Irish communities around the world also celebrate the day in honor of Irish heritage.
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Norvegia davide lorenzo
Norway celebrates its independence on May 17th, which marks the day in 1814 that the Norwegian Constitution was signed, declaring Norway an independent nation after being under Danish rule. While the Constitution establishing Norway's independence was signed on May 17, 1814, it wasn't until 1833 that the entire population began publicly commemorating the country's independence on that date each year.
Festa della spagna
The document discusses Spain's Dia De La Hispanidad holiday, which commemorates Christopher Columbus' discovery of America on October 12, 1492. This national holiday marks the significant economic and cultural impact the discovery had on Spain and Europe. The text also briefly mentions a military parade associated with the holiday.
The netherlands
Koningsdag, or King's Day, is a national holiday in the Netherlands celebrated annually on April 30th to mark King Willem-Alexander's birthday. For the festival, people wear orange clothes and participate in celebrations organized by local Orange Committees, which include flea markets where people sell used goods without permits. The holiday was originally established in 1885 on August 31st as Princess's Day to mark the birthday of Princess Wilhelmina.
Francia14giugno
France's national day is July 14th, commemorating the storming of the Bastille in 1789. On this day, a large military parade is held down Paris' Champs-élysées avenue. Similar parades and ceremonies also take place in towns across France. Fireworks are also lit on the nights of July 13th, 14th, and 15th to celebrate the country's liberation.
Sweden
Sweden's national day is celebrated on June 6th each year to commemorate the end of the Danish-ruled Kalmar Union and mark Swedish independence, though the event occurred so long ago that it does not have as strong a presence in social consciousness as Norway's May 17th celebration of independence.
Finland
The official celebrations of Independence Day in Finland begin in the capital Helsinki with religious services. It is a tradition for Finnish homes to place two lit candles in each window of the house, which goes back to a legend that the candles offered shelter to young Finns fighting Russian oppression. The main traditions are the student parade and the presidential dance.
saint patrick's day
Saint Patrick's Day is Ireland's national festival celebrated on March 17th to honor Saint Patrick and Irish culture. It originated as a Catholic holiday but is now celebrated in Ireland and other countries by wearing green, holding parades, and eating Irish foods. Saint Patrick's Day festivities last more than one day in Ireland and Irish communities around the world also celebrate the day in honor of Irish heritage.
Festa della liberazione
This document discusses Italy's Liberation Day, which is celebrated annually on April 25th. It marks the date in 1945 when the Committee of National Liberation proclaimed a national uprising against fascist and German forces in northern Italy. The anniversary commemorates the victorious resistance of partisan groups who fought against the fascist government and Nazi occupation from 1943 until liberation. It is an important day symbolizing Italy's political and military struggle for independence in World War II. Every year, marches and demonstrations are held in major cities like Milan and Turin, which were among the first cities liberated from fascist control.
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This document introduces four 13-year-old boys who are friends and classmates in 7th grade in Istanbul, Turkey. Ensar, Harun, Selim, and Furkan each provide their name, age, hometown, favorite colors, lessons, and identify their best friends as each other. They also mention they like to play the video game CS:GO together. The document then provides brief descriptions of some famous places in Istanbul like Galata Tower, Girl Tower, and mosques.
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This document introduces several Spanish students between 15-16 years old. It provides brief descriptions of each student including their name, age, hobbies and interests like sports, music, films and travel. Many of them mention siblings and favorite sports, activities, music artists or films. They express enthusiasm and interest in participating in the upcoming project.
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All Saint Day in Poland
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TURKEY
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This document introduces several Spanish students between 15-16 years old. It provides brief descriptions of each student including their name, age, hobbies and interests like sports, music, films and travel. Many of them mention siblings and favorite sports, activities, music artists or films. They express enthusiasm and interest in participating in the upcoming project.
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All Saint Day in Poland
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