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1912 Calendar with Turkey Holidays

Printable yearly calendar with Turkish public holidays, weekends, and working days. Switch country, year, or the first day of the week.

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366
Days
13
Holidays
104
Weekend days
252
Working days

See the Turkish public holidays 1912 with long weekends and a calendar download.

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November

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December

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Holiday 12 Weekend Today

Turkish public holidays 1912

Date Day Holiday
January 1 Monday New Year's Day
April 23 Tuesday National Sovereignty and Children's Day
May 1 Wednesday Labour and Solidarity Day
May 19 Sunday Commemoration of Atatürk, Youth and Sports Day
August 30 Friday Victory Day
September 12 Thursday Ramadan Feast Tentative
September 13 Friday Ramadan Feast (day 2) Tentative
September 14 Saturday Ramadan Feast (day 3) Tentative
October 29 Tuesday Republic Day
November 20 Wednesday Sacrifice Feast Tentative
November 21 Thursday Sacrifice Feast (day 2) Tentative
November 22 Friday Sacrifice Feast (day 3) Tentative
November 23 Saturday Sacrifice Feast (day 4) Tentative

Tentative dates follow the moon: Islamic holidays use the Umm al-Qura calendar and depend on moon sighting, and festival dates without an official list are estimated. The actual date may differ by a day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 1912 a leap year?

Yes. 1912 is a leap year with 366 days, so February has 29 days.

What day does 1912 start and end on?

1912 starts on a Monday and ends on a Tuesday.

How many working days are in 1912 in the Turkey?

There are 252 working days in 1912 after removing 104 weekend days and 10 holidays that fall on weekdays.

How many public holidays are in 1912?

This calendar lists 13 Turkish public holidays for 1912, including observed and substitute days.