Dobruja-Tag
November 14, Friday
History of the holiday
Dobruja is a historical area within modern Romania and Bulgaria, located between the Danube River and the Black Sea. The Romanian part of Dobruja was officially annexed to Romania in 1878 following the Russo-Turkish War and the Berlin Congress. Dobruja Day was established to remind people of the cultural and historical importance of the region, its multiethnic heritage, and its contribution to the country's development.
Goals of celebration
The main goals of the holiday include:
* preserving and promoting the historical and cultural heritage of Dobruja;
* strengthening a sense of regional identity among inhabitants;
* promoting cultural and tourism initiatives in the region;
* drawing attention to the economic and social development of Dobruja.
Celebration traditions
Dobruja Day is celebrated with various events, including:
* cultural and educational activities in schools and universities;
* exhibitions and festivals dedicated to regional folk music, dance, and crafts;
* conferences and seminars about the history and development of Dobruja;
* tourist routes and excursions to historical and natural landmarks of the region.
Symbolism and significance
The holiday symbolizes respect for the history and culture of Dobruja, the unity of its inhabitants, and the diversity characteristic of the region. Dobruja Day strengthens pride in one's homeland and contributes to preserving cultural traditions for future generations.
Dobruja-Tag in other years
- 2021 November 14, Sunday
- 2022 November 14, Monday
- 2023 November 14, Tuesday
- 2024 November 14, Thursday
- 2026 November 14, Saturday