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Papua New Guinea Independence Day: September 16Papua New Guinea celebrates Independence Day as a public holiday. Tahiti Observes Internal Autonomy Day
Tahiti Internal Autonomy Day Date: September 8Internal Autonomy Day is a public holiday in Tahiti. Ironically, Internal Autonomy Day commemorates June 29, 1880, when king Pomare V was deposed and French Polynesia became a full French colony. But there is a political controvesy regarding the actual date of the festival, which is also celbrated on September 8, when the territory achieved a degree of internal autonomy. Tavini huiraatira members note that June 29 is the date in 1880 when Tahiti’s King Pomare V gave France right of sovereignty of his dependencies. Marshall Islands celebrates Labor Day
Marshall Islands Labor Day Date: September 3-4Labor Day is a public holiday in Marshall Islands. Rijerbal Day (Worker’s Day) is the Labor Day in Marshall Islands. This day falls under one of the most important Holidays of Marshall Islands. Labor Day is a public holiday held on the first Friday in September. Samoa Labour Day
Samoa Labour Day Date: August 2Samoa celebrates Labour Day as a public holiday. Samoa Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of August every year in the American Samoa. Labor Day is celebrated, in most of the countries, on the 1st of May. This is a very historic day in history of the world. In some parts of Samoa, it is also celebrated on the 1st Monday in September. Read the rest of this entry » Vanuatu Independance Day
Independance Day: July 30Vanautu celebrates Independance Day as a public holiday. « Previous Page — Next Page » |
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