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Observances in October

Sep 5th, 2022
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  1. October 1:
  2. * Independence Day for Cyprus, Nigeria, Tuvalu, and Palau
  3. * National Day of the People's Republic of China
  4.  
  5. October 2:
  6. * Independence Day for Guinea
  7. * Batik Day in Indonesia
  8. * International Day of Non-Violence, and Gandhi Jayanti in India, both celebrating Mohandas Gandhi's birthday
  9.  
  10. October 3:
  11. * German Unity Day, celebrating the reunification of East and West Germany at the end of the Cold War
  12. * National Day in Iraq, celebrating its independence
  13. * Gaecheonjeol in the Koreas, celebrating the founding of the first Korean state
  14.  
  15. October 4:
  16. * Independence Day in Lesotho
  17. * Day of Peace and Reconciliation in Mozambique, celebrating the end of the civil war in 1992
  18. * Beginning of World Space Week
  19.  
  20. October 5:
  21. * Constitution Day in Vanuatu, celebrating the country's independence
  22.  
  23. October 6:
  24. * Day of Remembrance in Turkmenistan, honoring the victims of a massive, deadly earthquake in 1948
  25. * Memorial Day for the Martyrs of Arad in Hungary
  26.  
  27. October 7-8: No major observances
  28.  
  29. October 9:
  30. * Takayama Autumn Festival, one of the largest festivals in Japan
  31. * Independence Day in Uganda
  32. * Independence of Guayaquil in Ecuador, the first city-state in the modern country to break away from Spain
  33.  
  34. October 10:
  35. * Capital Liberation Day in Vietnam
  36. * Independence Day in Cuba
  37. * Fiji Day in Fiji, celebrating Fiji's independence
  38. * Constitution Day in Sint Maarten, celebrating the day the island nation's constitution came into force
  39. * Curaçao Day, celebrating Curaçao's independence
  40. * Double Ten Day in China, celebrating the start of the uprising that led to the Republic of China
  41.  
  42. October 11:
  43. * National Coming Out Day
  44. * Day of Macedonian Uprising, celebrating North Macedonia's rejection of fascism (also known as Revolution Day)
  45.  
  46. October 12:
  47. * A number of celebrations of Columbus's "discovery" of the Americas in Spain, Latin America, and the Caribbean
  48. * Independence Day in Equatorial Guinea
  49.  
  50. October 13:
  51. * International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction
  52. * Doi Takuramatsuri, a Japanese festival hoping for a good harvest
  53.  
  54. October 14:
  55. * Nyerere Day in Tanzania, honoring the death of the nation's founder
  56. * Defenders Day in Ukraine
  57.  
  58. October 15:
  59. * Commemoration Day of the King's Father in Cambodia, honoring the death of the country's founder
  60. * Evacuation Day in Tunisia, celebrating the French Army's final retreat from the country
  61. * Shwmae Sumae Day in Wales
  62.  
  63. October 16: No major observances
  64.  
  65. October 17:
  66. * Dessalines Day in Haiti, celebrating the first leader of independent Haiti
  67. * Loyalty Day in Argentina, celebrating the start of a labor uprising that resulted in Juan Perón becoming President of Argentina
  68.  
  69. October 18:
  70. * Independence Day in Azerbaijan
  71. * Persons Day in Canada, celebrating the court decision that held that women were eligible to serve in the Canadian Senate
  72.  
  73. October 19:
  74. * Constitution Day in Niue, celebrating its independence from New Zealand
  75.  
  76. October 20:
  77. * Revolution Day in Guatemala, celebrating the popular uprising that overthrew dictator Jorge Ubico and reinstated democracy (until the US-led coup in 1954)
  78. * Heroes' Day in Kenya, honoring all those who fought for Kenya's independence
  79. * Women's Day in Vietnam
  80.  
  81. October 21: No major observances
  82.  
  83. October 22:
  84. * Jidai Matsuri, a major festival in Kyoto, Japan
  85. * National Santri Day in Indonesia, celebrating a major milestone in the fight for independence from the Netherlands
  86.  
  87. October 23:
  88. * (my sister's birthday!)
  89. * Day of the Macedonian Revolutionary Struggle
  90. * Liberation Day in Libya, celebrating the end of the Libyan Civil War
  91. * National Day in Hungary, honoring the 1956 Revolution that sought to drive Soviet troops from Hungary and declare independence
  92.  
  93. October 24:
  94. * United Nations Day
  95. * Azad Kashmir Day in Pakistan, celebrating the founding of Azad Kashmir
  96. * Independence Day in Zambia
  97.  
  98. October 25:
  99. * Retrocession Day (disputed) in Taiwan, celebrating Japan ceding control of the island
  100. * Sovereignty Day in Slovenia, celebrating the final retreat of the Yugoslav People's Army from Slovenia
  101. * Thanksgiving Day in Grenada
  102.  
  103. October 26:
  104. * Accession Day in Jammu and Kashmir, celebrating the day when those territories were admitted to India
  105. * Angam Day in Nauru, celebrating the viability of the Nauru people
  106. * National Day in Austria
  107. * One of the Twin Holy Birthdays in the Baha'i faith
  108.  
  109. October 27:
  110. * Independence Day in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  111. * One of the Twin Holy Birthdays in the Baha'i faith
  112.  
  113. October 28:
  114. * (my dad's birthday!)
  115. * Ohi Day in Greece, celebrating the Greek refusal to the Italian ultimatum of 1940
  116. * Day of the Establishment of an Independent Czecho-Slovak State in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
  117. * Liberation Day in Ukraine, celebrating the liberation of Ukraine from the Nazis
  118.  
  119. October 29:
  120. * Republic Day in Turkey
  121.  
  122. October 30:
  123. * Anniversary of the Declaration of the Slovak Nation (that's really what it's called)
  124. * Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repressions, in former Soviet republics except Ukraine
  125. * Thevar Jayanthi, a celebration of the birthday of Pasumpon Muthuramalingam Thevar in the Thevar community in southern India
  126.  
  127. October 31:
  128. * Halloween, Allantide, Hop-tu-Naa, and related celebrations
  129. * Samhain in the northern hemisphere and Beltane in the southern hemisphere
  130. * First day of the Day of the Dead, celebrated October 31-November 2 in Mexico
  131. * Día de la Canción Criolla in Peru, celebrating criollo culture
  132. * National Unity Day in India
  133. * Reformation Day for Protestant Christians
  134. * Saci Day, a holiday founded in Brazil to oppose Halloween
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