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== List of public holidays == | == List of public holidays == | ||
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| 1 January | | 1 January | ||
| New Year's Day | | New Year's Day | ||
| 1911 | | 1911 | ||
| | | Nationwide | ||
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| Friday | | Friday occurring 17–23 June | ||
| Midsummer's Day<br>''Midsumerdagen'' | |||
| 1990 | |||
| Midsummer's Day<br> | | Nationwide | ||
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| Celebration of both the wedding of Johan I of Oanthan and Amka of Distan on 20 June 1743, which unified the two Charvillean royal dynasties, and the summer solstice. With the gay liberation scene in Charville emerging in the mid 20th century, Midsummer's Day was chosen as the date of the first Ekonsas Pride March (now the largest pride parade in Charville) in 1975, and has been held on the holiday ever year since. AS | | Celebration of both the wedding of Johan I of Oanthan and Amka of Distan on 20 June 1743, which unified the two Charvillean royal dynasties, and the summer solstice. With the gay liberation scene in Charville emerging in the mid 20th century, Midsummer's Day was chosen as the date of the first Ekonsas Pride March (now the largest pride parade in Charville) in 1975, and has been held on the holiday ever year since. AS | ||
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| | | 1 August | ||
| | | Labour Day<br>''Fyrst agusti'' | ||
| 1923 | | 1923 | ||
| Nationwide | |||
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| 4 August | |||
| Republic Day<br>''Republikkdag'' | |||
| 1923 | |||
| Nationwide | |||
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| 5 August | |||
| Black Forest Day<br>''Svartskogdag'' | |||
| 1744 | |||
| Oanthania | |||
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| 3 October | |||
| Indigenous Day<br>''K’ééda’áhoolyaa'' | |||
| 2022 | |||
| Far West | |||
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| Third Monday of October | |||
| Day of the Falling Apples<br>''Fallandi epladag'' | |||
| 1744 | |||
| Nationwide | |||
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| 25 December | | 25 December | ||
| Peace Day<br> | | Peace Day<br>''Vretdag'' | ||
| | | 1939 | ||
| Nationwide | |||
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Revision as of 23:50, 7 April 2023
List of public holidays
| Date | Holiday | Date established | Observed | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January | New Year's Day | 1911 | Nationwide | |
| Friday occurring 17–23 June | Midsummer's Day Midsumerdagen |
1990 | Nationwide | Celebration of both the wedding of Johan I of Oanthan and Amka of Distan on 20 June 1743, which unified the two Charvillean royal dynasties, and the summer solstice. With the gay liberation scene in Charville emerging in the mid 20th century, Midsummer's Day was chosen as the date of the first Ekonsas Pride March (now the largest pride parade in Charville) in 1975, and has been held on the holiday ever year since. AS |
| 1 August | Labour Day Fyrst agusti |
1923 | Nationwide | |
| 4 August | Republic Day Republikkdag |
1923 | Nationwide | |
| 5 August | Black Forest Day Svartskogdag |
1744 | Oanthania | |
| 3 October | Indigenous Day K’ééda’áhoolyaa |
2022 | Far West | |
| Third Monday of October | Day of the Falling Apples Fallandi epladag |
1744 | Nationwide | |
| 25 December | Peace Day Vretdag |
1939 | Nationwide |