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Soviet Occupation Day (Georgia)

Soviet Occupation Day is a holiday in the country of Georgia. It is observed annually on February 25〔(Georgia declares February 25 Soviet Occupation Day )〕〔(Georgia establishes ‘Soviet Occupation Day’ )〕 to commemorate the Red Army invasion of Georgia in 1921. The holiday was established in 2010 and its first observance was in 2011.
==Overview==

In February 1921, the Red Army, following the post-1917 turmoil in Transcaucasia, entered Georgia, which was then the Menshevik-controlled Democratic Republic of Georgia. The Georgian Menshevik army was defeated and the government fled the country. On February 25, 1921 the Red Army entered the capital Tbilisi and installed a communist government, led by Georgian Bolshevik Filipp Makharadze. The Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic was established on February 25, 1921.〔Geronti Kikodze (1954) Notes of a Contemporary, first published in 1989, Mnatobi, Issue 1, Tbilisi, Georgia.〕 For the next 68 years, February 25 was celebrated as an official holiday, the Day of Establishment of Soviet Power in Georgia.
On July 21, 2010, Georgia declared February 25 Soviet Occupation Day to recall the Red Army invasion of Georgia in 1921.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Free Situation Report for Non-Subscriber )〕〔(Georgia to mark Soviet occupation every year )〕 The Georgian parliament voted in favor of the government’s initiative. The decision, endorsed unanimously by the Parliament of Georgia instructs the government to organize various memorial events on every February 25 and to fly national flags half-staff to commemorate, as the decision puts it, hundreds of thousands of victims of political repressions of the Communist occupational regime.〔
Georgia's establishment of ''Soviet Occupation Day'' followed the example of Moldova.〔 Moldova's president Mihai Ghimpu instituted in 2010, Soviet Occupation DayVladimir Socor, (Moldovan Government Chickens out of Historical Assessment of Communism )〕 to remember the Soviet occupation on June 28, 1940,〔Vladimir Socor, (Russia Defends Soviet Occupation of Moldova )〕 but the Constitutional Court cancelled his decree on July 12, 2010.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Moldovan Leader: Court Ruling Against 'Soviet Occupation Day' Was Political )〕〔Moldpres, (Moldovan top court says presidential decree on Day of Soviet Occupation unlawful )〕 In Latvia the ''Occupation of the Latvian Republic Day'' was declared an official remembrance day on May 18, 2000, it is observed on June 17.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Grozījumi likumā "Par svētku un atceres dienām" )

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