Liberation Day in Italy honors Italian resistance, not only those who fought the fascist regime, however, also it protests the tyranny and oppression throughout the world through speeches and political rallies.
It is a national holiday celebrated across Italy that marks the removal of Mussolini’s Italian social Republic and the end of the Nazi occupation in Italy in 1945, towards the end of the second World War.
Italy won their independence and have remained a democratic republic since 1946.
Festivities will take place in many Italian cities on April 25 each year..
