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Swiss National Day Celebrations in Chile Feature Traditional Emblem

Historical photographs show that the August 1st badge has been an integral part of the Swiss national day celebrations held by Swiss associations in Chile for decades. The badge is traditionally worn on the lapel.

The celebrations, which commemorate Switzerland’s national day, have been a long-standing tradition among Swiss communities in Chile. According to historical records, the August 1st badge has been a consistent feature of these events, symbolizing Swiss heritage and identity.

Article source: condor.cl | Image credit: Deutsche Wochenzeitung Cóndor in Chile

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