Korea – Korea
It is also called ‘National Liberation Day of Korea’. On this day there is a public holiday in North and South Korea. On this day American and Soviet forces ended the Japanese occupation of the Korean Peninsula. Three years later, Korea was divided into North and South Korea.
Bahrain – Bahrain
Bahrain gained independence from British rule on 15 August 1971. In 1971, Bahrain declared its independence and thereafter, the two sides signed a friendship treaty, which ended all previous agreements between them. However, 14 August is the actual date of independence of Bahrain. Whereas the nation recognizes 15 August as Independence Day. Not only this, Bahrain is also a very beautiful place to visit.
Republic Of Congo
The Republic of the Congo gained full independence from France in 1960, exactly 80 years after it came under French rule. Here it is also known as ‘Congolese National Day’.
Liechtenstein – Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein is the sixth smallest nation in the world. The festival has been celebrated as a national day in Liechtenstein since 1940 and is also associated with the birthday of Prince Franz-Joseph. There is also a fireworks ceremony on this day at 10 pm CEST. August 15 was officially declared a national holiday in 1990 by law. Thousands of citizens of Liechtenstein participate in this ceremony.