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From labor uprisings to backyard barbecues: the history and traditions of May 1st

Discover the origins of Labor Day and Spring Celebration, the traditions surrounding it, and how May 1st is celebrated in various countries — from Chicago to modern-day barbecues in Russia. A concise yet informative article for those looking to understand the history and significance of this spring ...

Defender of the Fatherland Day: History, Traditions, and Celebrations in Different Countries

... in Russia and other countries, as well as the analogues that exist around the world. Learn how the meaning of this day has evolved, what events are held today, and why it remains significant. Defender of the Fatherland Day: History, Traditions, and Celebrations in Different Countries February 23 is a significant date in the Russian calendar, symbolizing history, patriotism, and recognition of those who stand guard over the country. On this day, military personnel, veterans, and all those connected ...

Thanksgiving in the USA: History, Market Closure, and Global Investor Influence

Thanksgiving Day is one of the most significant national holidays in the United States, celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November. In 2024, it falls on November 28. This day not only symbolizes family values and gratitude for the harvest, but also has a significant impact on financial markets, both in the United States and around ...

The History of Valentine's Day and Why It's Not Favored in Russia

... Valentine's Day, its origins and spread around the world. Why this holiday has not taken root in Russia and how it is perceived today. The History of Valentine's Day and Why It Is Not Popular in Russia Valentine's Day, also known as the Day of Love, is celebrated annually on February 14 and is one of the most popular holidays worldwide. However, in Russia, the attitude towards this day remains ambiguous. To understand why this is the case, it is essential to examine the history of the holiday's origin ...

Thanksgiving in the USA: History, Market Closures, and Global Investor Impact

Thanksgiving is one of the most celebrated holidays in the United States, held annually on the fourth Thursday of November. Beyond its cultural and familial significance, this day impacts global financial markets as major U.S. exchanges close, creating ripples felt by investors worldwide....