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  1. El 17 de mayo es el 137.º (centésimo trigésimo séptimo) día del año del calendario gregoriano y el 138º en los años bisiestos. Quedan 228 días para finalizar el año.

  2. Constitution Day is the national day of Norway and is an official public holiday observed on 17 May each year. Among Norwegians, the day is referred to as Syttende mai ("Seventeenth of May"), Nasjonaldagen ("National Day"), or Grunnlovsdagen ("Constitution Day"), although the latter is less frequent.

  3. 17. mai er Norges grunnlovsdag [1] [2] og feires som nasjonaldag; begge betegnelser brukes om dagen. [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] Dagen er blitt feiret siden 1820-årene, [9] og fra 1823 ble datoen i avisene omtalt som «grunnlovsdagen». Den første offisielle feiringen var i 1827. Dagen ble feiret fullt ut etter kong Karl Johans død i ...

  4. Der 17. Mai ist der 137. Tag des gregorianischen Kalenders (der 138. in Schaltjahren ), somit verbleiben 228 Tage bis zum Jahresende. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Ereignisse. 1.1 Politik und Weltgeschehen. 1.2 Wirtschaft. 1.3 Wissenschaft und Technik. 1.4 Kultur. 1.5 Religion. 1.6 Katastrophen. 1.7 Natur und Umwelt. 1.8 Sport. 2 Geboren. 2.1 Vor dem 18.

  5. Día de la Constitución noruega es el día nacional de Noruega y es un día festivo oficial que se celebra cada 17 de mayo. Entre los noruegos, el día se conoce simplemente como syttende mai (literalmente «17 de mayo»), Nasjonaldagen (El Día Nacional) o Grunnlovsdagen (El Día de la Constitución), aunque este último es menos ...

  6. 17 de may. de 2024 · On the 17th of May, we celebrate the signing of the constitution in 1814. In Norway, Constitution Day is huge – all over the country. While many countries celebrate their national day with a military parade, Norway’s 17th of May is a party for everyone, especially children.

  7. The 17th of May was established as a National Day in 1814 as the Constitution of Norway was signed in Eidsvoll, declaring Norway as an independent nation. However, Norway was under Swedish rule at that time and the Swedes believed that the celebration was a provocation against Sweden and the royal family.