Szekely Freedom Day

March 10, Sunday

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Székely Freedom Day is celebrated on March 10 and is an important date for the Hungarian ethnic group of the Székelys living in Romania, especially in the Székely Land region of Transylvania. The date was not chosen by chance. On March 10, 1854, three Székely revolutionaries who fought for the rights of their people were executed in the city of Târgu Mureş. Rallies, marches and cultural events are held in their honor on this day. This day symbolizes the Székelys' struggle for autonomy and recognition of their rights and cultural identity. It is important for the Székelys, as a Hungarian national minority, to preserve their language, traditions and local self-government.

How Székely Freedom Day is celebrated
Rallies and demonstrations. Demonstrations are held in various cities, especially in Târgu Mureş, where the Székelys and their supporters advocate for the autonomy of the region and the rights of the Székely people.

Exhibitions and concerts. Cultural events, exhibitions and concerts are held dedicated to the history and culture of the Székelys. These events remind us of the importance of identity and the need to preserve traditions.

Commemorative ceremonies. Commemorative events are held in places connected with the history of the Székely resistance and in regions where many Székelys live. These ceremonies bring together representatives of the Székely community, public figures and supporters of autonomy.

Educational programs. Lectures and meetings are held in schools and cultural centers, where the history and struggle of the Székely people are discussed.

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