*Fourth Of July And Amazing Independence Day Celebrations Worldwide
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Today we are going to take a look at the Fourth Of July In The USA plus independence days in other countries around the World.
First, we are going to take a look at the USA
Their Independence Day is July 4. In The USA the fourth of July is associated with parades, barbecues, picnics, baseball games. Also concerts and family gatherings of all types, and of course fireworks! In addition to various other public and private events celebrating the history, government, and traditions of the United States.
Let us Fly To Argentina now and check out their Independence Day now!
It is celebrated on July 9 – This national public holiday marks Argentina’s independence from Spain which was declared on July 9, 1816. The day is celebrated by patriotic events such as speeches, parades, and military demonstrations. Plus, it is a popular time for family reunions. One of their favorite foods on this holiday is locro stew and empanadas!
Next, We Are Going To Visit The Bahamas!
They have a Week-long celebration from July 3- July 10. July 10, 1973 marks their day of Independence. There is a mix of traditional Junkanoo and carnival parades -- and lots of fireworks displays. These are highlights of the celebrations. Plus, there are official speeches celebrating freedom and independence throughout the islands! They enjoy fresh seafood, rice, independence day cookies, and ice cream.
Our Next Stop Is Belgium.
Their Independence Day Is Called “National Day,” and it is celebrated on July 21. It is a celebration of their break from the United Netherlands in 1831.
A televised speech by the King of Belgium is a historic event on this day.
The festivities begin in Brussels. They start at the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudua which is attended by the King and other dignitaries.
Belgian Armed Forces and police are reviewed by the King and parade around Brussels Park in front of the Royal Palace. The Belgian Air Force has a “fly-past.” In the evening there is a firework display. And a “National Ball” also.
They enjoy delicious refreshments such as Belgian beer, Belgian chocolate drink. They also love French fries and chicken fritters. But let us not forget Belgian waffles, some dipped in chocolate. Belgian flags are displayed by shops and in private homes. It is usually raining on National Day – called the National Downpour.
Now We Are Going to Visit Iceland.
Icelandic National Day is an annual holiday in Iceland. It represents the founding of The Republic of Iceland on June 17, 1944. This date also marks the end of Iceland's centuries-old ties with Denmark. This date was chosen as it was the birthday of Jón Sigurdsson, the leader of the 19th-century Icelandic independence movement. Denmark was still occupied by Germany when Iceland took over its independence. King Christian X sent a letter on 17 June 1944 congratulating Icelanders on the establishment of a republic. Mr. Sveinn Bjornson became the first President of Iceland.
Today, Icelanders celebrate this holiday with a parade through every area with a brass band. Riders on Icelandic horses often start before the brass band and flag bearers from the Icelandic scout movement traditionally follow the brass band.
After the parade speeches are held out in the open, including one from Fjallkonan (the woman of the mountain), who recites a poem. She represents the fierce spirit of the Icelandic nation and Icelandic nature. After speeches and other ceremonies are over, less formal celebrations usually musical events.
Now We Will Fly To Armenia!
Levon Ter-Petrosyan was elected the first president of Armenia in November 1991. Armenia gained independence formally on December 26, 1991, after being ruled by Russia.
There are special events held on Independence Day: The celebrations begin as the parade commander arrives on Republic Square. He then orders the parade to stand at ease, and the Presidential Fanfare is sounded as he then delivers a holiday speech to the troops.
The Last Country We Will Visit This Year Is Bangladesh!
The Independence Day of Bangladesh on 26 March is a national holiday. It celebrates its independence from Pakistan. On Independence Day there are parades, political speeches, fairs, concerts, and ceremonies. Flowers and floral wreaths are placed at the (Jatiyo Smriti Soudho and Shaheed Minar) Memorials. Celebrations and dancing take place and songs are sung in chorus in honor of the martyrs.
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