Finnish Independence Day

Finnish Independence Day, celebrated on December 6th, commemorates Finland's declaration of independence from Russia in 1917. It marks the country's sovereignty and national identity. The day is observed with solemn ceremonies, including memorial events honoring those who fought for independence, and is also a time for Finnish people to celebrate their culture through gatherings, candle lighting, and cultural programs. It is a reflective and patriotic occasion that emphasizes Finland's history of independence, freedom, and unity.