the date of the queen's birthday is 30 september 1985.
what is the date of the queen's birthday?
30 september 1985
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bullet::::- 20 january (birthday of the countess of wessex)





























bullet::::- 6 february (anniversary of the accession of the queen)





























bullet::::- 19 february (birthday of the duke of york)





























bullet::::- second monday in march (commonwealth day)





























bullet::::- 10 march (birthday of the earl of wessex)





























bullet::::- 21 april (the queen's birthday)





























bullet::::- 9 may (europe day)





























bullet::::- 2 june (anniversary of the queen's coronation)





























bullet::::- 10 june (birthday of the duke of edinburgh)





























bullet::::- june (second saturday) – the queen's official birthday





























bullet::::- 21 june (birthday of the duke of cambridge)
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another summertime birthday celebration in the netherlands was that of wilhelmina's mother, queen-regent emma, who after wilhelmina attained adulthood generally spent her own birthday, 2 august, at soestdijk palace in baarn. until her death in 1934, emma received an annual floral tribute from the townsfolk on her birthday. in 1937 wilhelmina's daughter and heiress, princess juliana, took up residence at soestdijk palace following her marriage, and the townsfolk made their floral presentation to her, moving the date to juliana's birthday, 30 april. in september 1948 juliana ascended to the dutch throne and from 1949 onwards "koninginnedag" was on her birthday. the change in date attracted immediate approval from dutch children, who gained an extra day of holiday. the first observance of the holiday on the new date included a huge circus at the amsterdam olympic stadium—one not attended by the royal family, who remained at soestdijk palace. queen juliana retained the floral tribute, staying each year on "koninginnedag" at soestdijk palace to receive it. the parade became televised in the 1950s, and "koninginnedag" increasingly became a national holiday, with workers given the day off. juliana had a reputation as a "queen of the people", and according to peek, "it felt as if she invited her subjects to the royal home".
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