Liberation Day - List

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Country Date Event
Cuba 01-01 !January 1 1959 - Cuban Revolution under the leadership of Fidel Castro
Togo 01-12 !January 13 1967 - Military coup under the leadership of Etienne Eyadema
Uganda 01-26 !January 26 1986 - End of Tito Okello's regime
Afghanistan 02-15 !February 15 1989 - Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan
Kuwait 02-26 !February 26 1991 - Liberation from Iraq
Bulgaria 03-03 !March 3 1878 - Treaty of San Stefano ending the 482-year Ottoman rule in Bulgaria
Sicily 04-11 !April 11 2006 - Corleone, Sicily (arrest date of Mafia boss Bernardo Provenzano)
Italy 04-25 !April 25 1945 - End of Benito Mussolini's regime (known locally as Liberazione)
Portugal 04-25 !April 25 1974 - End of Oliveira Salazar's regime (known locally as Revolução dos Cravos)
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands 04-25 !April 25 1982 - Liberation from Argentina
Vietnam 04-30 !April 30 1975 - End of Vietnam War (also known as Reunification Day)
Ethiopia 05-05 !May 5 1941 - Liberation from Italy
Denmark 05-05 !May 5 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Netherlands 05-05 !May 5 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Czech Republic 05-08 !May 8 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Norway 05-08 !May 8 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Guernsey 05-09 !May 9 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Jersey 05-09 !May 9 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Sark 05-10 !May 10 1945 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Democratic Republic of the Congo 05-17 !May 17 1997 - Coup lead by Laurent-Désiré Kabila
Lebanon 05-25 !May 25 2000 - Withdrawal of the Israeli Army from Southern Lebanon
Falkland Islands 06-14 !June 14 1982 - Liberation from Argentina
Northern Mariana Islands 07-04 !July 4 1945 - Liberation from Japan
Rwanda 07-04 !July 4 1994 - End of the Rwandan genocide
Nicaragua 07-19 !July 19 1979 - Nicaraguan Revolution
Guam 07-21 !July 21 1944 - Liberation from Japan
Pakistan 08-14 !August 14 1947 - Independence from the British Empire and partition of India
North Korea / South Korea 08-15 !August 15 1945 - Liberation from Japan
India 08-15 !August 15 1947 - Independence from the British Empire
France 08-25 !August 25 1944 - Liberation from Nazi Germany
Hong Kong 08-32 !Last Monday in August 1945 - Liberation from Japan, celebrated between 1945-1996 (no longer a general holiday as of 1997)
Turkey 12-19 !August 30 1922 - (1922)|Liberation from W.W. I Allied Forces (incl.; France, United Kingdom, Greece, Italy & Armenia) (Başkumandanlık Meydan Muharebesi, meaning "All-out battle of Supreme military commands")
Abkhazia 09-30 !September 30 1993 - End of the war with Georgia and the beginning of de facto independence
Libya 10-23 !October 23 2011 - End of the Libyan civil war and death of Muammar Gaddafi
Ukraine 10-28 !October 28 1944 - Liberation from Nazi Germany completed as Red Army captures Chop
Mali 11-19 !November 19 1968 - End of Modibo Keïta's regime
Albania 11-29 !November 29 1944 - Liberation from Nazi Germany (known locally as Dita e Çlirimit)
Bangladesh 12-16 !December 16 1971 - Liberation from Pakistan (known as Vijay Diwas and Bijoy Dibosh in India's West Bengal and Bangladesh)
Goa 12-19 !December 19 1961 - Liberation from Portuguese colonial rule

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