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Turkey’s Children’s Day Celebration
Written by Valantis on April 26th, 2010 in Living in Turkey, Turkish Culture, World HeritageNo comments yet
April 23rd is a major event for Turkey and its children. The national holiday marks the celebration of children and their future, and their continuation to carry on the sovereignty of Turkey and the other countries of the world. Although it’s not unusual to see Turkish flags hanging out of apartment buildings and office buildings, this holiday marks an even more extreme reason to post the flag in every possible corner of the country. I’ve heard it said that Turkey has the world’s record for biggest flag. Today, it can sure be proven. The patriotism has its reasons of course. ...
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