Day of the Martyrs in Togo
Day of the Martyrs in Togo is held on June 21. This event in the third decade of the month June is annual. 
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The day, set up as a moment of meditation and national remembrance in reference to those who fell on June 21, 1957, is marked throughout the territory by wreath laying ceremonies.
June 21 is a day of commemoration for the rest of the souls of Togolese who died for the independence of their country in 1960. A list of martyrs and fighters is being drawn up so that the duty of remembrance is best fulfilled. A monument is erected at Pya-Hodo in the prefecture of Kozah, in honor of these martyrs.
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