October 28 — Day of the Liberation of Ukraine from the Fascist Invaders
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On October 28, Ukraine marks the Day of the Liberation of the country from the fascist invaders. This commemorative date recalls the events of the Second World War and the liberation of Ukrainian lands from Nazi occupation.
On this day, people remember those who fought for Ukraine's freedom and died in battle. For many Ukrainians, this date has a special meaning, because the occupation brought grief, losses, and hard trials to entire families and communities.
The observance of this date has a long history. In the Soviet period, it was previously celebrated as the Day of the Liberation of Ukraine. Today, the country preserves the memory of those events through meetings, laying flowers at monuments, and mentions in the media.
Thus, October 28 is an occasion to honor the memory of the heroes and of those who suffered during the war. This date also reminds us of the importance of peace and historical memory.
Sources: UA.NEWS
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