October 6 Holidays (2023/2024), Historical Events, Famous Birthdays

Holiday name	Holiday location	Holiday type
Day of Commemoration and National Mourning	Turkmenistan	Public Holiday
World Cerebral Palsy Day	-	International (Health & Body)
Dukla Pass Victims Day	Slovakia	Observance
Armed Forces Day	Egypt	National Holiday
October Liberation Day	Syria	Public Holiday
National Orange Wine Day	-	Unofficial (Food & Drinks)
National Plus Size Appreciation Day	-	Unofficial (Lifestyle)
National Mad Hatter Day	-	Unofficial (Art & Entertainment, Weird & Obscure)
National German-American Day	-	Unofficial (Culture & History)
National Noodle Day	-	Unofficial (Food & Drinks)
National Manufacturing Day	-	Unofficial (Products & Technology )
National Body Language Day	-	Unofficial (Health & Body, Relationships & Family)
World Smile Day	-	Unofficial (Fun & Joy)
Hoshana Rabbah	Multiple [Show]	Jewish Holiday
Last Day of Sukkot	United States	Jewish Holiday
National Day Golden Week holiday	China	Common Local Holiday
Sukkot VII/Hoshanah Rabah	Israel	Observance, Hebrew
Children's Day	Singapore	Observance
National Transfer Money To Your Daughter Day	-	Unofficial (Relationships & Family)
National Badger Day	-	Unofficial (Animals)
Inbox Zero Day	-	Unofficial (Products & Technology )
Plaidurday	-	Unofficial (Lifestyle)
Kids Music Day	-	Unofficial (Art & Entertainment, Relationships & Family)

Historical Events on October 6

1683: In the Pennsylvania Colony, German immigrants found Germantown. It is the first major immigration of Germans to America.
1723: At the age of 17, Benjamin Franklin arrives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
1762: The Battle of Manila concludes during the Seven Year’s War. Its result is that British forces will remain in Manila for the duration of the war.
1777: During the American Revolutionary War, British forces led by General Sir Henry Clinton capture Hudson River defenses manned by the Continental Army during the Battle of Forts Clinton and Montgomery.
1876: On this day the American Library Association is founded.
1889: Thomas Edison shows his first motion picture.
1927: The first prominent movie that wasn’t a silent film, the Jazz Singer, opened on this day.
1939: After the Battle of Kock during World War II, the Independent Operational Group Polesie in Poland surrenders to Nazi forces.
1942: The U.S Marine Corps attack Japanese Army units along the Matanikau River during World War II.
1943: Friedrich Schubert’s paramilitary group – Jagdkommando Schubert – burn 13 civilians alive in Kali Sykia, Crete.
1995: It’s discovered that the star 51 Pegasi has a planet orbiting around it.
2007: The first human-powered circumnavigation of the globe is completed by Jason Lewis.