Unity Day

Unity Day, Officially: The Day of Remembrance of the Reunification of the Arstotzkan Union (Russian: День памяти воссоединения Арстоцканской унии, Dutch: De herdenkingsdag van de hereniging van de Arstotzkan-unie) is a day that remembers the end of the First Civil Conflict of the Arstotzkan Union. The day was first observed on November 25th 2020, and a day later following the collapse of relations with the CDG, the Arstotzkan - Confederate War began. Unity Day is one of eight other Federal Holidays, designated by the Anniversaries and National Holidays Act 2020.

History
Unity Day was first created as a national holiday as a part of the Anniversaries and National Holidays Act 2020 on October 5th 2020. The name, Unity Day was used due to the fact that the day would remember the first time the Arstotzkan Union reunified following the end of the First Civil Conflict.

Commemorations
The last and most recent obersvation of Unity Day took place on November 25th 2020, in which the First President took to Twitter to announce the day (this was continued with other holidays in an effort to gain national recognition). No celebrations took place due to the fact many in the Federal Government were working on severing diplomatic ties to the southern neighbour of the CDG. The announcement of Unity Day was published on the AUNNN's instagram page.

As of 2021, no major plans have been announced for Unity Day in 2021 nor in 2022.