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History of Freedom Day The day celebrates freedom and commemorates the first democratic post-apartheid non-racial elections that were held on April 27th 1994, which saw Nelson Mandela elected as President.
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How did hanukka begin?
Hanukaa began because the Macabees had taken back the Jewish temple from soldiers and went to burn a candle but there was inly enough for one day.But a miracle occured and the candleburned for eight days and nights. The Jewish celebrate Hanukaa to comemerate thismiracle.
How did the Enzo Ferrari get its name?
The Ferrari, "Enzo Ferrari", was named in honour of the founder of the company. Enzo Ferrari was born 20/02/1898. He founded Ferrari S.p.A in 1947. He died 14/08/1988. And it was named this because they founders name was Ferrari Enzo so they wanted to comemerate a importaint date inthe companies history so they made the Ferrari Enzo also called Ferrari F60 following in line with the F50 and F40
What welsh town is scarlets rugby union based?
Llanelli - The team were previously know as Llanelli Scalets and were famous for having 2 saucepans on top of its goal posts to comemerate the song Sospan Fach (a folk song called Little Suacepan). The new ground is now on the outskirts of the town itself called Parc y Scarlets - The former ground was Stradey Park made even more famous by Welsh folk singer Max Boyce who wrote a song recognising a historic win by the Llanelli side over a famous and powerful All Black team in the 70's simpley called 9-3.
Where did the Jews live during the Holocaust?
AnswerThey were usually hiding from the Nazi's in abandoned buildings, as for the unlucky Jews, they were living in concentration camps.___Most of them were living in ghettos. Very few were in hiding. After all, hiding for a long time is difficult.
What do the colors mean on the English flag?
Answer The flag of the United Kingdom is actually a combination of three flags representing England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The colours of the Union Flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland come from a combination of the following: The cross of St George (representing England): red cross on a white background . The cross of St Andrew (representing Scotland): white saltire on a blue background (added to the flag after the Act of Union between England and Scotland in 1707). The cross of St Patrick (representing Northern Ireland): Red saltire on a white background (added to the flag after the Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland in 1801). The amalgamated flag is properly called the Union flag, though it's most often referred to as the Union Jack.
