Czech Struggle for Freedom & Democracy Day in 2022

17th November is known as 'Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day' in the Czech Republic. Time to pause and commemorate some of the most significant events in our country's history. #1939 #1989 ✌️ © Kyndrová Dana https://t.co/zz2FeLopt8

— Czech Centre London (@CzechCentreLnd) November 17, 2022

Today is Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day in Czech Republic and Slovakia https://t.co/8HKQv5uNNZ https://t.co/mSE0LqOHu1

— Holidays Bot (@HolidaysBot) November 17, 2022

To celebrate the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day we've marched. #pochodzademokracii #Prague Freedom and democracy are worth fighting for. Happy national holiday to my fellow Czech and Slovak followers. ✌️ https://t.co/a08Mv2oEbW

— Zuzana LachendeFella (@Tojsemja_Zuzana) November 17, 2022

For the celebration of the 🇨🇿Nat’l Holiday, The Freedom and Democracy Day, we cordially invite you to gather at the Czech Embassy and join us to go to the 🇨🇿/🇸🇰 linden tree (behind the Grand Théâtre in 🇱🇺) today, 17.11. at 17:30. 🙏1939,'48,'68,'69,'89. #JanOpletal #JanPalach✌️♥️ https://t.co/UTsht1xieE

— Vladimír Bärtl (@VladimirBaertl) November 17, 2022

On the Day of Struggle for Freedom & Democracy of 🇸🇰 & 🇨🇿 we remember the #VelvetRevolution which started #OTD in 1989. That led to the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia. Best wishes to our Czech and Slovak friends! https://t.co/UAYf0sIliS

— AJC Central Europe (@AJC_CE) November 17, 2022

Today's front & back #flagoftheday are Slovakia & Czech Republic both flying for Struggle for Freedom & Democracy Day. It commemorates the Nazi's storming of universities in 1939, as well as the 1989 march, which was cracked down on by the communist authorities. https://t.co/YOceavaMTF

— Kelabration (@kelabration) November 17, 2022

BREAKING: #BNNCzechia Reports. On Thursday, the Czech Republic commemorates both the Day of the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy and International Student Day. Commemorative events, happenings, demonstrations, and concerts will take place in Prague and other cities. https://t.co/VcSBHeVOOd

— Gurbaksh Singh Chahal (@gchahal) November 17, 2022