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In history there have been a number of events known as Black Friday
- Black Friday (1869) - a stock market crash in the United States
- Black Friday (1939) - aday of devastating fires in Australia
- Black Friday (1978) - a massacre of protesters in Iran
- Black Friday (shopping) - the day after American Thanksgiving, one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
See also: Black Monday, Black Tuesday, Black Wednesday, Black Thursday, Black Saturday, and Black Sunday
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