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JANUARY - FEBRUARY - MARCH - APRIL - MAY - JUNE -
JULY - AUGUST - SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER - NOVEMBER - DECEMBER

List of historical anniversaries From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

(Liens vérifiés le 16/08/2010)

JANUARY
	01	New Year
	06	Epiphany
	18	Martin Luther King
	25	Burns Night
	26	Australia Day
	26	India Day
FEBRUARY
	February	Black History Month
	02	Groundhog Day
	14	Chinese New Year
	14	Valentine's Day
	15	Presidents' Day
	16	Mardi Gras Shrove Tuesday and Lent
	16	New Orleans Mardi Gras
	21	International Mother Language Day
MARCH
	March	Women's History Month
	01	Saint David's Day
	08	International Women's Day
	08	Commonwealth Day
	10	Non-smoking Day (in the UK)
	17	Saint Patrick's Day
	19	World Sleep Day
	21	International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
	22	World Water Day
APRIL
	01	April Fool's Day
	04	Easter
	07	World Health Day
	16	National High Five Day
	22	Earth Day
	23	Saint George's Day
	23	World Book and Copyright Day
	27	South Africa National Day
	30	Arbor Day (in the USA)
	30	Save The Frogs Day
MAY
	01	May Day
	on the first Saturday of May.	International Free Comic Day
	03	World Press Freedom Day
	05	Cinco de Mayo
	09	Europe Day
	15	International Day of Families
	23	Mother's Day (in the UK)
	23	Pentecost (Whitsun)
	25	Memorial Day
	22	International Day for Biological Diversity
	26	Oak Apple Day Lien modifié
	31	World No-Tobacco Day
JUNE
	05	World Environment Day
	12	Trooping the Colour
	12	World Against Child Labor Day
	14	World Blood Donor Day
	14	Flag Day
	15	Father's Day
	15-19	Royal Ascot
	20	World Refugee Day
	26	International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
JULY
	01	Canada Day
	Throughout July	Royal Garden Parties
	Throughout July	Rushbearing Ceremonies
	04	Independence Day
	11	Population Day
	15	St Swithins Day
	18	Nelson Mandela International Day
	Third Week in July	The Tolpuddle Procession
AUGUST
	Throughout August	Rushbearing Ceremonies
	09	International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
	12	International Youth Day
	15	India Independence Day
	23	International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition
	26	Women's Equity Day
	29/30	The Notting Hill CARNIVAL
SEPTEMBER
	Throughout September	Rushbearing Ceremonies
	06	Labor Day (USA)
	06	Abbots Bromley Horn Dance
	07	Grandparents' Day
	11	September 11, 2001 Patriot Day
	13	Roald Dahl Day
	16	Mayflower Day
	17	Constitution Day
	21	International day of Peace
	22	World Carfree Day See Pollution and Road
	26	European Day of Languages
	30	World Maritime Day
OCTOBER	= Crime Prevention Month
	01	International Day of Older Persons
	03	World Animal Day
	09	World Post Day
	11	Columbus Day
	16	World Food Day
	21	Battle of Trafalgar
	24	United Nations Day
	24-30	Disarmament Week
	31	Halloween
NOVEMBER
	NOVEMBER = National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month See Native Americans ( + Page 2 )
	05	Bonfire Night (Guy Fawkes)
	11	Veterans' Day / Remembrance Day
	16	International Day for Tolerance
	20	International Day of Children`s Rights
	21	World Television Day
	22	J. F. Kennedy
	25	Thanksgiving
	26	Black Friday
	27	Buy Nothing Day
	30	Saint Andrew's Day
DECEMBER
	01	World AIDS Day
	03	International Day of the Disabled
	10	Human Rights Day
	16	Boston Tea Party Day
	25	Christmas
	26	Boxing Day
	31	New Year's Eve