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Date
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English name
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Local name
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Remarks
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1 January
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New Year's Day
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Nova Godina
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2 January
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2nd day of the New Year
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Drugi dan Nove Godine
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6 January
|
Epiphany
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Bogojavljenje (Sveta Tri kralja)
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7 January
|
Orthodox Christmas
|
Božić (Божић)
|
|
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9 January
|
Republic Day
|
Dan Republike
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|
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14 January
|
New Year
|
Nova godina (Нова година)
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According to the Julian calendar
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1 March
|
Independence day
|
Dan nezavisnosti
|
|
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...
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Easter
|
Uskrs
|
Easter always falls on a Sunday from 22 March to 25 April inclusive.
|
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...
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Easter Monday
|
Uskrsni ponedjeljak
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Easter Monday always falls on a Monday from 23 March to 26 April inclusive.
|
|
...
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Easter
|
Vaskrs (Васкрс)
|
|
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1 May
|
Labour Day
|
Dan rada
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|
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2 May
|
2nd day of the Labour Day
|
Drugi dan Dana rada
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|
|
60 days post Easter
|
Corpus Christi
|
Tijelovo (Tijelo i Krv Kristova)
|
|
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9 May
|
Victory Day
|
Dan pobjede
|
|
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15 August
|
Assumption of Mary
|
Uznesenje Blažene Djevice Marije (Velika Gospa)
|
|
|
28 August
|
Assumption of Mary
|
Velika Gospojina (Велика Госпојина)
|
|
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1 November
|
All Saints Day
|
Svi Sveti
|
|
|
2 November
|
All Souls Day
|
Dušni dan
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|
|
21 November
|
Dayton Agreement Day
|
Dan uspostave Opšteg okvirnog sporazuma za mir u Bosni i Hercegovini
|
|
|
25 November
|
Statehood Day
|
Dan državnosti
|
This holiday is celebrated in all counties of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina except in the County of Western Herzegovina
|
|
25 December
|
Catholic Christmas
|
Božić
|
|
|
26 December
|
St. Stephen's Day
|
Stipandan (Stjepandan)
|
|
|
1st day of Muharram
|
New Year
|
Muslimanska Nova Godina
|
According to the Islamic calendar
|
|
12th day of Rabee'ul-Awwal
|
Prophet's Anniversary
|
Mevlud
|
|
|
10th day of Dhul Hijja
|
Eid ul-Adha
|
Kurban Bajram
|
Religious holiday for 4 days
|
|
1st day of Shawwal
|
Eid ul-Fitr
|
Ramazanski Bajram
|
Religious holiday for 3 days
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