Baltic Unity Day

September 22, Monday

Baltic Unity Day
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Baltic Unity Day is celebrated annually on September 22 in Latvia and Lithuania. This holiday is dedicated to the friendship and cooperation of the two countries, united by shared historical destinies and the pursuit of independence.

Historical significance
The date of the holiday was chosen in memory of the joint victory of Latvian and Lithuanian forces over the Teutonic Order in 1236 at the Battle of Saule. This victory became an important symbol of unity and solidarity of the two peoples in their struggle for their land and freedom.

How it is celebrated
The celebration is mainly cultural and symbolic in nature:

* ceremonial events and commemorative activities;
* concerts, festivals, and cultural exchanges;
* joint initiatives of Latvian and Lithuanian organizations;
* educational programs dedicated to shared history and traditions.

Modern significance
Today, Baltic Unity Day serves as a reminder of the value of friendship and cooperation between neighboring countries. It strengthens ties between Latvia and Lithuania, emphasizes the importance of joint action in the modern world, and fosters a sense of shared identity.

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