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The festival of the Turkish Republic celebrates the anniversary of the foundation of the republic on October 29th each year. It is an important festival for Turkey where a parade is held in the streets to commemorate the significance of establishing the republic. The festival is a time when families and friends gather to discuss the anniversary and their love for the Republic of Turkey.
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- 1. The festival of the Turk Republic The festival of the Turkish Republic is a festival to commemorate the anniversary of the foundation of the republic. The festival is celebrated the day 29 of October. The festival celebrates doing a parade in the street. It is a good festival for Turkey because Republic has got a big significance for them. Everybody in Turkey loves the festival of the Republic Turk. Families and friends passes hours talking about the anniversary of the Republic.