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|{{flag|Turkey}}
|{{sort|12-19|August 30}}
|1922 - [[...|Liberation from WWI Allied Forces]] (incl.; France, United Kingdom, Greece, Italy & Armenia) (Başkumandanlık Meydan Muharebesi, meaning "All-out battle of Supreme military commands")
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|{{flag|Abkhazia}}
|{{sort|09-30|September 30}}
|1993 - End of the [[...|war with Georgia]] and the beginning of de facto independence
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|{{flag|Libya}}
|{{sort|10-23|October 23}}
|2011 - End of the [[2011 Libyan civil war|Libyan civil war]] and [[death of Muammar Gaddafi]]
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|{{flag|Ukraine}}
|{{sort|10-28|October 28}}
|1944 - [[...|Liberation from Nazi Germany]] completed as Red Army captures [[Chop, Ukraine|]]
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|{{flag|Mali}}
|{{sort|11-19|November 19}}
|1968 - End of [[Modibo Keïta]]'s regime
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|{{flag|Albania}}
|{{sort|11-29|November 29}}
|1944 - [[Liberation Day (Albania)|Liberation from Nazi Germany]] (known locally as Dita e Çlirimit)
|-
|{{flag|Bangladesh}}
|{{sort|12-16|December 16}}
|1971 - [[...|Liberation from Pakistan]] (known as and [[Bijoy Dibosh]] in [[India]]'s [[West Bengal]] and [[Bangladesh]])
|-
|{{flag|Goa}}
|{{sort|12-19|December 19}}
|1961 - [[Operation Vijay (1961)|Liberation from Portuguese colonial rule]]
|}
== See also =={{Portal|Holidays}}
*[[National Day]]
*[[Holiday]]
*[[Revolution Day]]
*[[Freedom Day]]
*[[Victory Day]]
*[[List of national independence days]]== References =={{Reflist}}
[[Category:National holidays]]
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