December 1991 Calendar: A Look Back at the Events and Happenings of the Month
Major Events of December 1991
The December 1991 calendar marked the end of a significant year, filled with notable events and happenings that shaped the world. As the last month of the year, December 1991 was a time of reflection, celebration, and preparation for the new year ahead. The month began on a Sunday and ended on a Tuesday, with a total of 31 days.
The month of December 1991 was filled with various events, including the dissolution of the Soviet Union, which officially ceased to exist on December 26, 1991. This marked a significant turning point in world history, as the Cold War came to an end and a new era of international relations began. Other notable events of the month included the signing of the Belavezha Accords, which established the Commonwealth of Independent States, and the launch of the first GPS satellite.
Holidays and Observances in December 1991
In addition to these significant events, December 1991 also saw the celebration of various holidays and observances. Christmas Day, which fell on December 25, was a time of joy and festivities for people around the world. Other notable holidays and observances of the month included Hanukkah, which began on December 15, and Kwanzaa, which started on December 26. The month also saw the observance of World AIDS Day on December 1, which raised awareness about the disease and promoted efforts to combat it.