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Note: Many countries, including the United States, use the term "National holiday" to refer to a Public Holiday . ''Legal holiday'' is another term used in the United States while '' Bank Holiday '' is common in the United Kingdom . Canada calls a "National holiday" a '' Statutory Holiday ''. INDEPENDENT STATES January
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Israel 's Independence Day is specified on the Hebrew Calendar on the 5th day of Iyyar , and so it does not have a fixed date in the Gregorian Calendar ; it usually falls somewhere in May or late April. The Gregorian date of Israel's independence itself was May 14 , 1948 . June
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''Note'': In Japan , besides National Foundation Day on February 11 , which is a National Day , there is also a National Holiday (国民の休日, ''kokumin no kyujitsu'', which translates to "Citizens' day off") on May 4 , between Constitution Day on May 3 and '' Kodomo No Hi '' ( Children's Day ) on May 5 . The whole ''nation'' takes a ''holiday'' for three consecutive days, giving the term ''National Holiday'' a different meaning. OTHER NATION AL AND SUPRANATIONAL CELEBRATIONS Some Nation s (in the cultural sense) have their own national holidays. Often they have an Autonomous status within a larger State . In the case of Ireland , the national holiday is statutory in both an independent state, the Republic Of Ireland , plus the semi-autonomous province of Northern Ireland , which is part of the United Kingdom . In cases in which the nation is represented by a Subnational Government in a larger state, that government may make the holiday statutory.
Some subnational entities also commemorate themselves with statutory holidays. SEE ALSO
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