Revolution Commemoration Day

August 19, Tuesday

Revolution Commemoration Day
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Revolution Commemoration Day Vietnam (Revolution Commemoration Day Vietnam) is observed annually on August 19. This holiday is associated with the historical events of the August Revolution of 1945, which became a major milestone in the country's history and led to the establishment of an independent Vietnam.

Historical Context
In August 1945, a nationwide uprising began under the leadership of the Viet Minh Party, aimed at overthrowing the colonial regime and restoring national independence. On August 19, 1945, a mass uprising took place in Hanoi, after which power passed into the hands of the people. These events were decisive in the formation of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, proclaimed on September 2, 1945.

Significance of the Holiday
Revolution Commemoration Day serves as a reminder of the heroism of the Vietnamese people and their pursuit of freedom and independence. It symbolizes national unity and respect for historical heritage.

How It Is Observed

* Ceremonial rallies, official ceremonies, and cultural events are held.
* Schools and universities conduct lessons and lectures dedicated to the history of the August Revolution.
* Citizens lay flowers at monuments honoring revolutionary heroes.
* Documentaries and programs about the events of August 1945 are broadcast.

Revolution Commemoration Day in other years

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