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German Unity Day: Know about its history, significance and the Berlin Wall

German Unity Day, which marks the reunification of Germany that took place on 3rd October 1990, is celebrated as national holiday in Germany.

Why it is celebrated

In 1989, the Federal Republic of Germany and Democratic Republic of Germany united. The fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989 led this national big day. So this date November 9 was proposed to be the National Germany Unity Day as it paved a path for Germany’s Unification.

Consequently, the treaty was registered on September 20, 1990, which declared October 3 as the National holiday.

How it is celebrated

Every year different German city hosts the celebrations.  People celebrate this with great enthusiasm like a festival. However there is no event registered yet for 2021.

The historical event of German reunification is celebrated around Platz der Republik at Brandenburg Gate and Reichstage.

On this greatest day, in Brandenburg Gate and Reichstage, various stages host live bands and stands selling food, drinks, and sweets. Some other activities like dice games, karaoke, horseback riding are also enjoyed by public. And Germany’s flag is also displayed on public buildings which shows the patriotism in the citizens.

German Unity Day: Know about its history, significance and the Berlin Wall
The Berlin Wall

Best Wishes for German Unity Day

Tag Der Deutschen Einheit

Breathe in Fresh Air, live happily and celebrate the time with the whole nation.

The wall was destroyed only to unite all of us. Let’s celebrate diversity, let’s celebrate unity, let’s celebrate the journey which led us here. Happy German Unity Day.

The Berlin Wall is the Icon of Unity in Diversity, let people write in literature about the history we created. Happy German Unity Day.

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