Day of the Homeland in Germany
Day of the Homeland in Germany is held on September 1. Tag der Heimat. This event in the first decade of the month September is annual. 
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Paul Wagner, a prominent politician, was responsible for the successful passing of a resolution calling for a Day of the Homeland in the city of Goettingen. Despite all the atrocities conducted by the Nazis during WWII, Germany has rebounded to become a world leader and a country renowned for the arts and an embrace of equality for all its citizens.
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