International Students' Day

Through the years, university students haven't shied away from expressing their political views, and in several cases, students have expressed themselves politically in the form of protests. 1939 was one of the first student protests held in 1939. Students at the University of Prague protested against the German occupation of Czechoslovakia this year. During the march, a student of the medical faculty was shot, injured, and later died. Thousands of students turned his funeral into an anti-Nazi protest.

The Nazis rounded them up and sent over 1,200 students to concentration camps. The Nazis also ordered the closings of all the universities and colleges in Czechoslovakia. The most hideous crime occurred on November 17th, 1939, when the Nazis executed nine students and professors without trial.

The following are among the high-profile student revolts:: The following are examples of other notable student uprisings:

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• Uprising in Greece (1973): Athens Polytech Uprising in Greece (1973): Athens Polytech Uprising in Greece (1973)
• prising in South Africa (1976): Soweto Uprising in South Africa (1976): Soweto Uprising (1976): Soweto Uprising (1976)
• Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, 1989) (1989) Tiananmen Square (1989) (1989)
• he Velvet Revolution in the Czech Republic (1989) was a success of the Velvet Revolution in the Czech Republic (1989)
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Several students were killed or injured during these demonstrations. Thousands of students died, according to Tiananmen Square, and many more were arrested, according to the government.

#internationalstudentsday is a worldwide student day that takes place in the United States

Several colleges and universities around the world host events that promote multiculturalism and diversity on International Students' Day. During the annual celebration, students also campaigned for equal rights to education. In addition, students are encouraged to participate in activism in a variety of fields, including political, environmental, and economics.

To participate:

• Learn more about student revolts and the impact the students had on their lives
• Talk to your children in kindergarten to see how they can help to foster change in specific areas
• I Am Not Alone, a documentary that you should not miss. It tells the tale of the Velvet Revolution. About the Tiananmen Square demonstrations, there is also the Gate of Heavenly Peace
• Donate to an organization that advocates for equal educational opportunities for all students

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The day of history of international students' day has a rich tradition

The Central Association of Czechoslovak Students (USCS), a student association of Nazi Germany, was reestablished in London on November 17th, 1940, after Nazi Germany had forced the group to disband. Members of the USCS attempted to persuade other students around the world to mark November 17th as a day of remembrance. They held a meeting on November 16th, 1941, to celebrate November 17th as International Students' Day. Students in 1989 helped spark the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia on the 50th anniversary of International Students' Day..