The founders of the holiday were the British, for whom this primrose symbolizes not only a sign of the coming spring, but also protection from evil spirits, dark magic and other types of destructive divination. Therefore, the inhabitants of Foggy Albion treat snowdrops with much more tenderness than prim roses, frivolous tulips or even cheerful bells.

The first printed book that appeared on the territory of modern Russia was the book “Apostle,” which was published in 1563 by Ivan Fedorov, the man who was the first to print books in Russia. It happened on April 19 and since then, this day is rightfully considered the symbolic day of Russian printing.

Studying food packaging in a store or supermarket allows you to learn about its composition and calorie content. Many people ignore the information on labels, which negatively affects their health. Eating empty carbohydrates leads to obesity, allergens lead to urticaria, angioedema and other negative reactions, preservatives and harmful additives lead to cancer.

As humanity developed, people acquired knowledge about the world around them, developing science, technology and creating works of art. A by-product of civilization was the development of synthetic drugs. One of them, LSD, a chemical from the lysergamide family, was first tested by Swiss chemist Albert Hoffmann on April 19, 1943.

Humor saves people from despondency in the most hopeless situations. It’s not for nothing that laughter is considered the cure for all diseases. Jokes and self-irony help to see the bright side of life, which is present even when dark clouds have gathered over a person.

On April 19, 1922, several departments decided on an agreement, which resulted in the formation of the Metallogtor association. Nowadays, this date is celebrated by enterprises and employees involved in scrap processing as a professional holiday, although officially the Day of the Russian Scrap Processing Industry Worker is not included in the calendar of special dates.

This is a professional day for those involved in improving the culture and knowledge of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the field of law, participating in the protection of the Ministry of Internal Affairs system and its interests in the courts, modifying and improving judicial work, and developing international legal relations.

The Crimean Khanate was already part of Russia in the 18th century, receiving the name “Tavrida” according to the manifesto of Catherine II. The Empress signed the document on April 19, 1783.

Holidays of Russia - Day of formation of the employment service of the Russian Federation

The name of the national day is interconnected with the names of two saints - Archbishop Eutychius of Constantinople and the martyr Jeremiah, whose memory is revered by Orthodox believers on this date. On this date, it was customary to pray to Saint Eutyches for the health and well-being of relatives.

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Kamada Ekadasi in India

Orthodox holidays on April 19:

Memorial Day of Venerable Platonida of Sira

Memorial Day of Saint Eutyches, Archbishop of Constantinople

Memorial Day of Equal-to-the-Apostles Methodius, Archbishop of Moravia