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Google doodle celebrates Bosnia & Herzegovina Statehood Day

Posted on November 25, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Hundreds of representatives from all around Bosnia and Herzegovina assembled on this day 78 years ago to create a council that formed independent statehood and declared equality for all residents.…

Isala Van Diest: Google doodle celebrates the first woman to become a doctor in Belgium

Posted on November 24, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Today’s Google Doodle honours Isala Van Diest, Belgium’s first female doctor. A government decree allowing Van Diest to practise medicine in Belgium took effect on this day in 1884. Isala…

Muhammad al-Fayturi: Google doodle celebrates 85th Birthday of Sudanese–Libyan poet and playwright

Posted on November 24, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Today’s Doodle honours Sudanese–Libyan poet, writer, and diplomat Muhammad al-Fayturi, as illustrated by guest artist Nora Zeid. Al-work Fayturi’s injected new life into contemporary Arabic writing with a blend of…

Google doodle celebrates Lebanon’s Independence Day

Posted on November 22, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

With influences from ancient cultures such as the Phoenicians, Assyrians, Romans, and Ottomans, Lebanon’s past has produced one of the region’s most diversified cultures. Today’s Doodle honours Lebanon’s Independence Day,…

Edmond Dédé’s: Google doodle celebrates 194th birthday of classical musician and composer

Posted on November 20, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Today’s Doodle honours Creole classical musician and composer Edmond Dédé, as illustrated by Brooklyn, NY-based guest artist Lyne Lucien. One of the oldest surviving pieces of sheet music by a…

Google doodle celebrates Oman National Day

Posted on November 18, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

On the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, citizens and residents from all over Oman gather on November 18 for a two-day celebration of the country’s National Day. Foreign powers…

Google doodle celebrates Latvia’s Independence Day

Posted on November 18, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Latvian independence was declared on this day in 1918 within Riga’s National Theatre. On the anniversary of Latvia’s independence, Google’s Doodle features a representation of the country’s red-and-white flag. Traditionally,…

Google doodle celebrates Morocco’s Independence Day

Posted on November 18, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Morocco is a cosmopolitan melting pot that is instantly recognisable by the views of its clay Moroccan architecture, the tastes of its lively ras el hanout spices, or the sounds…

Google doodle celebrates the Czech Republic’s Freedom and Democracy Day

Posted on November 17, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

Today’s Doodle celebrates the Czech Republic’s Freedom and Democracy Day, a day set aside to focus on the country’s previous struggles for independence while also celebrating the freedom won as…

Google doodle celebrates ‘Fairy bread’, a childhood treat popular in Australia and New Zealand

Posted on November 13, 2021 by Priyanka Patil | 0 Comments

The present Doodle celebrates Fairy bread, a nostalgic childhood treat famous in Australia and New Zealand, on the birthday of Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson, whom linguistic scholars accept first…