On April 25th, we commemorate Liberation from Fascism Day, a critical event in history that symbolizes the victory of good over evil, justice over oppression, and freedom over tyranny. It is a day to remember and honor the brave soldiers and resistance fighters who put their lives on the line to liberate their countries from the grasp of fascism during World War II. This day holds immense significance in the fight for human rights and democracy, and it serves as a reminder that we must always strive to protect these values. April 25th marks the liberation of Italy from Nazi occupation in 1945. It was a turning point in the war and a significant step towards the ultimate defeat of fascism. The day is also known as National Liberation Day or Festa della Liberazione in Italy. It is a national holiday and is celebrated with parades, fireworks, and other events to honor the brave soldiers who fought for liberation. April 25th is also recognized as Greek National Resistance Day, as it marks the end of the Axis occupation of Greece in 1945. Greece was the first country to be invaded by Nazi forces in 1941 and the last to be liberated. This day is an important moment in Greek history, as it represents the fierce resistance of the Greek people against the fascist regime. Yugoslavia also celebrates April 25th as its national holiday, known as Dan Pobede or Victory Day. On this day in 1945, Yugoslav Partisans, led by Josip Broz Tito, liberated Belgrade from Nazi occupation. The resistance movement in Yugoslavia played a crucial role in the liberation of the country and the defeat of fascist forces. April 25th is not just about commemorating events from the past; it is also about recognizing the continued fight against fascism in the present. Today, we are reminded that the fight for human rights and democracy is ongoing, and we must remain vigilant to protect and uphold these values. The rise of far-right ideologies and hate groups in recent years is concerning and serves as a reminder that the threat of fascism still exists. On Liberation from Fascism Day, we must reaffirm our commitment to promote tolerance, justice, and equality, and reject all forms of discrimination and oppression. The hashtags serve as powerful reminders of the significance of this day and its lessons for the future. Let us also take a moment to remember the millions of lives lost during World War II and pledge to never forget the devastating consequences of fascism. As we celebrate Liberation from Fascism Day, let us honor the triumph of freedom and democracy and rekindle the spirit of resistance and solidarity that marked this historic day. 
April 25: Liberation from Fascism Day
