Day of Victory over Fascism

The **Day of Victory over Fascism** in Georgia is a significant holiday commemorating the victory of the Allied forces over Nazi Germany in World War II. Observed on **May 9**, it aligns with **Victory Day** celebrations in many former Soviet Union countries, including Russia and other Eastern European nations. In Georgia, this day honors the sacrifices of Georgian soldiers and civilians who contributed to the defeat of fascism during the war. The holiday is marked by various ceremonies, including laying wreaths at war memorials, military parades, and public speeches that pay tribute to the fallen heroes. It is a day of remembrance, reflection, and national pride, emphasizing the importance of peace and the enduring struggle against tyranny. While the holiday has historical roots in the Soviet era, it continues to hold cultural and emotional significance for many Georgians, symbolizing resilience and unity in the face of adversity.