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Antigua & Barbuda Independence Day: November 1

Independence Day is a Public Holiday in Antigua & Barbuda.

Antique and Barbuda Independence Day is celebrated in November 1st every year. This commemorates Antique and Barbuda’s independence from the British in 1981.

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Bulgaria Revival Day: November 1

Revival Day is a public holiday in Bulgaria.

November 1, 2009 Bulgarian or National Revival day rakes place on November annually and honours the cultural and spiritual leaders – enlighten men & women, fighters, and book men – who contributed to Bulgarian liberation and strove form a independent nation church, culture, and language. The first National Revival Day was marked in 1909. Bulgaria is a country of southeast Europe on the Black Sea with a current population estimate of over seven-million.

Bulgaria is a very resourceful country that produces wheat, tobacco, barley, wine, brandy, vegetables, sugar beet and sunflower seeds. Industrialization is also very important in Bulgaria since the 1940′s – coal, lignite, iron, copper, lead, and natural gas are produced. About 85% of the country is made up of Bulgarians with the rest being 10% Turks and 5% Gypsies.

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All Saints’ Day: November 1

All Saints’ Day is a public holiday in Portugal.

All Saints’ Day is a celebration of all Christian saints, known and unknown, and especially for those saints who have no special feast days of their own. It is observed worldwide by Roman Catholics, Anglicans and Protestant churches. In Portugal it is annually held on November 1, as with many western countries and in many eastern churches it is celebrated on the first Sunday after Pentecost.
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Memorial Day: November 1

Memorial Day is a public holiday in Poland.

Zadutszki, or Memorial Day, is one of Poland’s most important holidays and falls on the same day as All Saints’ Day, November 1. Besides the remembrance of lost loved ones, Poland remembers all those fellow compatriots who died during World War II.
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Revolution Day: November 1

Revolution Day is a public holiday in Algeria.

November 1, in Algeria commemorates the first successfully coordinated attacks on 1954, by the National Liberation Front, against French military installations, public utilities, and communications facilities. The fights continued until March 18, 1962, when an agreement was reached between French and the National Liberation Front at Evian, France.

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