Revolution Day

**Revolution Day in North Macedonia** is a national holiday celebrated on **October 11** each year. It commemorates the beginning of the **Anti-Fascist Struggle** during World War II, specifically marking the start of the **People's Liberation War** in 1941. On this day, Macedonian partisans launched an uprising against the Axis powers, particularly the Bulgarian and German occupiers, as part of the broader Yugoslav resistance movement. The holiday honors the bravery and sacrifices of those who fought for freedom, independence, and the establishment of a socialist Yugoslavia. It is a day of remembrance, with ceremonies, cultural events, and speeches paying tribute to the heroes of the resistance. Revolution Day also symbolizes the unity and resilience of the Macedonian people in their struggle for self-determination and liberation. In modern times, the holiday serves as a reminder of North Macedonia's historical struggles and its commitment to peace, democracy, and national identity. It is a time for reflection on the past and celebration of the country's progress since those pivotal moments in history.