Liberation Day
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In <entity_5> and Guernsey, <entity_1> (Jèrriais: <entity_0>) is celebrated each year on 9 May, to mark the end of the occupation by Nazi Germany during World War II. It is celebrated as Guernsey and <entity_5>'s <entity_2>. The Public Holidays and Bank Holidays (<entity_5>) Act 1952 established <entity_1> as a public <entity_3> if it fell on a weekday. The Public Holidays and Bank Holidays (<entity_5>) Act 2010 further laid down that Liberation was also to be a public <entity_3> if it falls on a Saturday. An open air ecumenical service takes place in Liberation Square followed by the singing of "Man Bieau P'tit Jèrri"/"Beautiful <entity_5>" (in Jèrriais and <entity_4>) and a re-enactment of the raising of flags (including that at Fort Regent).
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