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    Ungefähr alle sechs Tage wird irgendwo auf der Welt die Unabhängigkeit von Großbritannien gefeiert.

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    1. UrbanNorminal on

      I wonder how long will we keep celebrating it? 100 more years? 200? 300? a 1000 years?

    6. Massimo25ore on

      The year for the United States should be 1783. To declare unilaterally independence doesn’t mean being really independent.

    8. up2smthng on

      What’s the longest streak of days where every day is independence from Britain day for someone?

    10. Winter_Criticism_236 on

      Many of those countries would benefit now from a government without the crazy corruption that holds them back. Just sayin…

    12. UrinaRabugenta on

      You’re speaking of days, so the information on the map is pretty much unrelated. It would be more interesting if it’d show the whole date or just day/month.

    15. Alcol1979 on

      Ireland does not have a national day on which it celebrates independence from Britain.

    16. Responsible-Diet-147 on

      There’s something,
      the United States is first in.
      Being independent from Great Britain.

    18. Top-Engineering-2051 on

      We don’t celebrate independence in Ireland, because of partition.

    20. Doug2825 on

      Canada doesn’t celebrate independence from Britain in practice. Nominally we have a day for the Statute of Westminster (which is what the 1931 in the post refers to) but nobody would be aware said day exists if it wasn’t written in calendars. Our national holiday celebrates the creation of the Dominion of Canada which was an internal reorganization within the empire and definitely not independence.

    21. Freeway267 on

      Wrong flag for South Yemen (Aden). Yemen was never colonized by any European country.

    24. rosskobossko on

      Love how South Africa’s independence is given a different year in each post of this nature.

      South Africa does not meaningfully celebrate its independence from the British Empire.

    27. Any_Engineering5737 on

      it’s interesting how historical demographics often challenge modern narratives

    29. Medium-Spirit-4720 on

      interesting historical context, it’s always eye-opening to see how demographics have shifted over time

    30. Jano59 on

      Maybe a few places they just celebrate independence. Not from somebody, just now being independent. Many of these places was people fighting everyday againt each other, for simple survival.

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