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Mothers Day: May 12

Mothers Day is celebrated in Australia, Canada, and the USA.

Motherhood is perhaps one of the most glorious things in the world. Mothers shape their children’s life in a way that no one else can do. Mother’s day has always been celebrated to cherish our dear mothers and make the day special for them. The Mother’s day concept was conceived by Anna Jarvis who felt it was essential to have a day to commemorate the glory of motherhood. It is now celebrated world wide.

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Belarus’ Victory Day: May 9

Victory Day is a public holiday in Belarus.

Belarus annually celebrates the end of World War II and the defeat of Nazi Germany every 9th of May. The country also dedicates this day to the surviving heroes of World War II and those who bravely gave up their lives for the attainment of freedom and the eventual defeat of Nazi, Germany.

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Kazakhstan Victory Day: May 9

Victory Day is a public holiday in Kazakhstan.

To celebrate the end of World War II, Kazakhstan, one of the original constituent countries of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), proclaimed May 9 as the official end of World War II in Eurasia and is know as Victory Day.

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Russia Victory Day: May 9

Victory Day is a public holiday in Russia.

Along with other European countries and member of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), Russia celebrates the victory of the Allied Forces against the invading Nazi Germany.

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Ukraine Victory Day: May 9

Victory Day is a public holiday in Ukraine.

Like most other former constituent republics of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), Ukraine celebrates the victory of the Allied Forces against Nazi Germany and the end of World War II every year on the 9th of May. The holiday is called Victory Day.

The observance of Victory Day is carried annually out to pay respects to the victims and fallen heroes of the war and to honor the surviving veterans.

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