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The Liberation Day (Hungarian: Felszabadítási Nap) in Hungary is celebrated on 4 April. It honors the Liberation of Hungary from Nazi Germany during the Siege of Budapest and the broader Budapest Offensive by the Soviet Red Army. On 4 April 1950, the Presidential Council of the Hungarian People's Republic declared Liberation Day to be the main national holiday in the socialist republic. Every year on this day, they also remembered the Soviet soldiers who fell in Hungary. The commemoration of holiday included ceremonial meetings, wreath laying ceremonies at the Memorial Stone of Heroes (Hősök emlékköve). Every 5 years, a military parade of the Hungarian People's Army would be held on Hősök tere inside the City Park in honor of the holiday, the last of which being held in 1985 in the presenc