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Public Holidays in Ukraine |
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Year 2012| Date | Holiday | Comment | January 2
(Monday) | New Year's Day | | January 3
(Tuesday) | Public holiday | | January 9
(Monday) | Orthodox Christmas Day | Religious - Orthodox | January 10
(Tuesday) | Christmas holiday (end) | | February 24
(Friday) | winter holiday (beginning) | | March 3
(Saturday) | WORKING DAY | | March 8
(Thursday) | Womens' Day | | March 9
(Friday) | Womens' Day | | March 9
(Friday) | Bridge day | | March 12
(Monday) | winter holiday (end) | | April 16
(Monday) | Orthodox Easter Monday | Religious - Orthodox | April 20
(Friday) | spring holiday (beginning) | | April 30
(Monday) | Bridge day | | May 1
(Tuesday) | Labor Day/May Day | | May 2
(Wednesday) | Public holiday | | May 7
(Monday) | spring holiday (end) | | May 9
(Wednesday) | Victory Day | | May 27
(Sunday) | Regional holiday | | June 4
(Monday) | Day of the Holy Spirit/Pentecost/Kataklysmos/Radunitsa | Religious - Orthodox | June 27
(Wednesday) | summer holiday (beginning) | | June 28
(Thursday) | Constitution Day | | June 29
(Friday) | Bridge day | | August 11
(Saturday) | Regional holiday | | August 19
(Sunday) | Regional holiday | Religious - Muslim, Sufi | August 23
(Thursday) | Regional holiday | | August 24
(Friday) | Independence Day | National Day | September 1
(Saturday) | summer holiday (end) | | September 2
(Sunday) | Regional holiday | | October 20
(Saturday) | autumn holiday (beginning) | | October 26
(Friday) | Regional holiday | Religious - Muslim, Sufi | October 29
(Monday) | autumn holiday (end) | | December 28
(Friday) | Christmas holiday (beginning) | |
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