On November 11, 1918, Poland declared itself a republic, independent of Russia. Poles have celebrated their Independence Day as a national holiday on November 11th since 1937. However, public celebration of the holiday was forbidden from 1939-1989, while Poland was under a Communist government. Since the collapse of that government, Independence Day has become the most important Polish national holiday. #Quotes
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