Çocuk Bayramınız Kutlu Olsun – Children’s Day

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Saturday 23 April, 2016 by Uncle Spike

On April 23, 1929, upon Atatürk’s proposal, the Turkish Grand National Assembly decreed April 23 as a national holiday dedicated to children. Thus Turkey became the first country in the world that celebrates an official Children’s Day. Today this national holiday is celebrated in Turkey with children from all over the world in a spirit of peace and harmony.

Extract from Turkish Coalition of America

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Here is a previous post all about our own celebrations…
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One thought on “Çocuk Bayramınız Kutlu Olsun – Children’s Day”

  1. dayphoto says:
    Saturday 23 April, 2016 at 6:05 pm

    An Excellent Idea..the future of our lives!

    Linda

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