Holocaust Nazi Germany Commemoration Winston Churchill Resistance Movements Post-War Reconstruction Nazism Soviet Union D-Day Cultural Impact Victory Day Presidential History Paris Liberation British Colonialism Orwell's Writings Fascism Cognac Production Japan Surrender Chinese Resistance Glenn Miller Nazi Regime French History Nazi Camps Genocide German History Berlin Wall Lend-Lease Program Pearl Harbor Military Honors Indian Independence Movement D-Day Landings Military Animals Japan Fossil Destruction Galapagos Islands Fascism in Italy Hitler-Stalin Pact Auschwitz War Heroes Post-war Reconstruction Russia-Ukraine Conflict Victory in Europe Day D-Day Anniversary Foibe Massacres Allied Troops Post-War Relations Atomic Bomb Holocaust Denial Battle of Kohima Great Depression Bombing of Magdeburg Malta's Role Munich Agreement Tripura Cold War Destruction of Dresden 80th Anniversary of Victory Japanese Prisoners Influential Figures Liberation of Italy Auschwitz-Birkenau Jewish History Commemorative Events Post-War Italy Post-War Germany Yalta Conference Siege of Sevastopol Chinese Theatre of War Warsaw Uprising September 11 Attacks American Legion Founding National Socialism
The rare pattern stems from a common year that starts on a Thursday, which aligns the 13th with Friday in February, March and November.
