Liberation Day

5

May

Liberation Day, on May 5th, is a special day in the Netherlands when people celebrate their freedom. It marks the end of World War II in 1945 when the country was freed from occupation. On this day, people remember how important it is to be free and to have peace. There are festivals, concerts, and parties where everyone can have fun and enjoy being free. It's a time to be thankful for living in a country where people can say what they think, believe in what they want, and live without fear. It's a happy and important day for everyone.

How to celebrate Liberation Day?

Start the day with a fun breakfast with your family, like pancakes with syrup! Then, you can make colorful crafts, like flags or drawings, to decorate your home. In the afternoon, join your friends or family for a parade or concert. You can also play games outside, like hide and seek or tag. If you feel creative, write a short story or poem about freedom and share it with others. In the evening, enjoy a special dinner with your favorite foods. Finally, end the day by watching a fireworks show or, if you're at home, make your own with sparklers!

Where Liberation Day is celebrated?

  • - Netherlands
  • - Russia
  • - Armenia
  • - Azerbaijan
  • - Belarus
  • - Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republika Srpska)
  • - Georgia
  • - Israel
  • - Kazakhstan
  • - Kyrgyzstan
  • - Moldova
  • - Serbia
  • - Tajikistan
  • - Turkmenistan
  • - Uzbekistan
  • - India
  • - North Korea
  • - Korea
  • - Italy
  • - France-Belfort
  • - France-Doubs
  • - France-Haute-Saône
  • - Kuwait
  • - Uganda