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On April 23rd, Turkey celebrates National Sovereignty and Children's Day to commemorate two events: the establishment of Turkey's Grand National Assembly in 1920, which transferred governing power from the Sultan to the people, and the addition of Children's Day in 1929 in honor of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's love of children. This holiday is a unique celebration for children around the world held every year on April 23rd, where all children are invited to take part in festivities.
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- 1. 23 rd April National Sovereignty and Kinder Festival
- 4. It means that the right to govern belongs to the nation. T he National Assembly had taken that right away from the sultan and given it to the people.
- 9. The importance of this Festival
- 10. This is the unique Kinder Festival in the World
- 11. So this day is also called International Kinder Festival
- 12. It is celebrated on 23 rd April every year
- 13. Every year, all children are invited to this celebrations.
- 14. Happy 23 rd April s !