Veterans Day
Title 5 of the U.S. Code lists Veterans Day on November 11 as a legal public holiday, and the Department of Veterans Affairs confirms that Veterans Day is officially observed on November 11.
Days of remembrance, memorial observance and collective memory.
Title 5 of the U.S. Code lists Veterans Day on November 11 as a legal public holiday, and the Department of Veterans Affairs confirms that Veterans Day is officially observed on November 11.
Iraq's Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research publishes annual Victory Day messages on December 10 commemorating victory over terrorism/ISIS.
The 8 May 1945 Soviet decree preserved by the Presidential Library declared 9 May the Victory holiday; current Russian labour-law material lists 9 May as a non-working public holiday.
The President’s Office identifies Victory Day with the events of 3 November 1988, and official Maldives materials list the observance on 3 November.
Bangladesh’s Armed Forces Division describes December 16 as Victory Day, commemorating the 1971 victory and surrender in Dhaka, and its official observance program treats the day as a publi…
Rhode Island General Laws §25-1-1 establishes Victory Day as a legal state holiday on the second Monday in August; current Rhode Island state calendars continue to publish the holiday, and…
UK government material marks 8 May as VE Day and commemorates the end of the Second World War in Europe.
Canada’s Vimy Ridge Day Act designates April 9 in every year as Vimy Ridge Day, and Veterans Affairs Canada continues to host annual commemorative ceremonies.
West Virginia Code designates June 20 as West Virginia Day; current gubernatorial proclamations continue to recognize the date.
UN endorsement in 2005; A/RES/60/5
Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs