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Greek Holidays: As an incentive to shoppers, the chief Athenian tourist shops are allowed to accept dollars, which saves a lot of wear and tear.
Greek Holidays (all business closes) New Year's Day; Epiphany (Jan. 6); National Day (Mar. 25), commemorating the 1821 War of Greek Independence; Good Friday; St. Paul's Day (June 29—this is the name-day of King Paul); Assumption (Aug. 15); National Day (Oct. 28), this one in commemoration of the War against Fascist Italy; Christmas Day.Italian Holidays (all business closes') National Holidays: New Year's Day; Liberation Day (April 25), for the ending of World War II; Labor Day (May 1); Anniversary of the Founding of the Republic (June 2); Victory Day (Nov. 4), for the ending of World War I.
Yugoslav Holidays (all business closes) New Year's Day; Workers' Day (May 1); Anniversary of the Republic (Nov. 29), a big day featured by parades. Provincial holidays occur on July 7 (Serbia); July 13 (Monte-icgro); July 22 (Slovenia); July 27 (Croatia and Bosnia); Oct. 11 (Macedonia ). |
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