Eid al-Fitr - holiday of breaking the fast (Eid ul-Fitr, Ramadan Bayram) for Muslims 2023 (from the evening of April 21 to the evening of April 22)

The fiery revolutionary did not like magnificent festivities, considering it pointless to waste time on bravura speeches and celebrations. Therefore, no ceremonial events were held during Lenin’s life. After Ilyich’s death in 1924, a tradition arose to celebrate his birthday everywhere - in all cities and villages of the USSR.

Many governments provide support to those involved in environmental protection, trying to make the Earth a healthy place to live. Gathering annually at a round table, scientists solve pressing problems and develop programs aimed at combating the deterioration of the environmental situation in individual countries and throughout the world.

Pedro Alvarez Cabral became the first European in history to land on the shores of Brazil on April 22, 1500. This happened along the route of the Portuguese traveler with an expedition from Europe to India. The Portuguese went ashore and established contact with the local population, exchanging greetings and gifts.

This day is an excellent occasion to meet with friends and acquaintances and have fun, play cards, show tricks, demonstrating sleight of hand, originality in the performance of supernatural phenomena that amaze the imagination of the audience.

The first Small Electronic Calculating Machine occupied an area of ​​60 m2 and used 6 thousand lamps for operation. Its maintenance was carried out by adjusters and programmers who received a specialty at a university or institute with code 2204. It was decided to decipher this digital combination as the 22nd day and 4th month of the year. The date is still considered a professional holiday for all Soviet programmers.

According to beliefs, the goddess Krinitsa, who was responsible for fertility and prosperity, lived in the springs. The underground waters that came to the surface nourished people with their life-giving moisture, protected them from adversity and gave them strength. Cold spring water was collected in buckets, drunk and washed to improve health. On April 22, they not only guessed, but also tried to remember the dreams they saw, which were considered prophetic.

The holiday was named after Saint Vadim of Persia, a martyr revered in Christianity on this date. Among the people, Saint Vadim was revered as an intercessor against deception and betrayal. Vadim was nicknamed Klyuchnik for the tradition of glorifying streams on this day. The peasants went into the forest and showed respect to streams and springs.

Orthodox holidays on April 22:

Memorial Day of the Holy Martyr Vadim, Archimandrite of Persia

Memorial Day of the Holy Martyr Eupsychius of Caesarea

Feast of the Icon of the Mother of God of Caesar