Public holidays in Burkland
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Burklandis, since they are mostly in the United States macronationally, often celebrate US holidays, but in many ways, holidays are like any other day. This is largely because of indifference to these holidays.
List of holidays often celebrated
This is list of holidays often celebrated in Burkland. Foundation Day and Independence Day have not yet been celebrated although it is important to the Burklandi people. Although this is focused on the point of view of the President and his family.
Holiday | Date | Information |
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New Years Day | 1 January | First day of a year |
St. Patrick's Day | 17 March | Celebrates feastday of St. Patrick & Irish heritage |
Foundation Day | 3 April | Celebrates the foundation of the ComradeMr Republic as a start of the Burklandi nation. |
Easter | changeable | The day of the Resurrection. Also a day to get presents and occasionally hunt for easter eggs. |
Independence Day | 9 July | The day when the ComradeMr Republic and Istoria became Burkland and Kuhugstan |
Thanksgiving | 4th Thursday in November | Day to give thanks, celebrating it for the arrival of pilgrims is controversial. |
Christmas | 25 December | Celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ although often secularly. |
New Year's Eve | 31 December | Last day of a year, often celebrated by staying up and sparkling cider. |
List of proposed holidays
The president proposed having holidays not widely celebrated by the United States as a method of cultural independence. These are:
Holiday | Date | Information |
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Walter Reed Day | 13 September | Celebrates Walter Reed as a man important to helping the reduction of yellow fever. Also celebrating the fight against diseases. |
Leif Erikson Day | 20 October | Celebrates Leif Erikson as the first European to discover the Americas. Also protest against Columbus Day. |