February 1944 Calendar

20 working days · 1 federal holiday · weeks 5–9

February 1944 starts on a Tuesday, ends on a Tuesday and covers ISO week numbers 5 to 9. Print the month below, or open it in the free calendar maker to add events and download a PDF.

February 1944 with ISO week numbers
WkSunMonTueWedThuFriSat
512Groundhog Day345
66789101112
71314Valentine's Day1516171819
82021Presidents' Day2223242526
9272829

February 1944 at a Glance

Working days
20 of 29
Weekend days
8
Day of year
32–60
Quarter
Q1 · 306 days left in 1944

February 1944 starts on a Tuesday and ends on a Tuesday. Long weekends this month: Presidents' Day (Feb 19 – Feb 21, 3 days).

Holidays & Observances in February 1944

US Federal Holidays

  • Presidents' DayMon, Feb 21

    Officially Washington's Birthday; held on the third Monday of February, so it never falls on Feb 22 itself.

All 1944 US federal holidays and long weekends

Observances

  • Groundhog DayWed, Feb 2
  • Valentine's DayMon, Feb 14

Public Holidays Around the World in February 1944

Scheduling with teams or family abroad? These countries have public holidays this month.

🇯🇵 Japan holidays 1944

  • National Foundation DayFri, Feb 11

🇧🇷 Brazil holidays 1944

  • Carnival Monday (optional)Mon, Feb 21
  • Carnival Tuesday (optional)Tue, Feb 22

February 1944 FAQ

How many working days are in February 1944?

February 1944 has 20 working days (Monday–Friday, excluding US federal holidays) out of 29 days, with 8 weekend days.

What holidays are in February 1944?

US federal holidays in February 1944: Presidents' Day (Mon, Feb 21).

What day of the week does February 1944 start on?

February 1, 1944 is a Tuesday, and February 29 is a Tuesday. The month covers ISO weeks 5–9.

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