From what distant times and why it was customary to celebrate the day of this ingenious multifunctional design on May 19 is unknown. But definitely, if such a date did not exist, it would be worth inventing it and declaring it an official holiday, paying tribute to the stove, which for several centuries helped the Russian people winter in warm houses, cook food, treat illnesses, and disinfect their homes.

On May 19, 1922, at the All-Russian Komsomol Conference, a decision was made to create pioneer detachments. This is how Pioneer Day appeared, which was celebrated annually throughout the Soviet Union. Admission to pioneers was carried out individually by open voting at a meeting of a detachment or squad that had its own banners. All ceremonial events were held to the sounds of the anthem, bugle and drum.

Russian Holidays - Pharmaceutical Worker Day

Amazing and exciting from the first minutes of meeting, the intellectual toy of the Hungarian Erne Rubik literally blew the minds of puzzle lovers. A mathematician from Budapest made 27 cubes in the mid-1970s to explain group theory to students. Since then, more than 450 million copies of the world's most famous puzzle have been sold.

World Remembrance Day of AIDS Victims

World Baking Day

Mother's Day in Kyrgyzstan

Air Defense Forces Day in Armenia

Holy Spirit Day, Pentecost for Catholics (Pentecost)

Lutheran Pentecost

Pentecost in Armenia

Day of fasting and spiritual practices "Mohini Ekadashi" in India (Mohini Ekadashi)

Funny holidays - Horse Aviation Day

Holidays of Russia - Day of Children's Public Associations

Holidays of Turkey - Remembrance Day of Ataturk, Youth and Sports (Ataturk`u Anma, Genclik ve Spor Bayrami)

Holidays of Greece - Day of Remembrance of the Genocide of the Greeks of Asia Minor

Catholic holidays - Day of St. Ivo Helori, patron saint of lawyers, notaries and advocates

The name of the holiday is given in honor of Saint Job the Long-Suffering, whose memory is revered on this date in the church calendar. People called Job the Pea Man for his tradition of planting peas. Peas for peasants were the basis of the diet; even poor families had them. In addition to peas, beans, beans, corn, and pumpkins were planted on Job's day. In some regions, Job was called Rosennik, because they believed that the dew on his day had strong healing properties.

Orthodox holidays on May 19:

Memorial Day of St. Micah of Radonezh

Memorial Day of St. Job, Abbot of Pochaev

Day of Remembrance of the Holy Myrrh-Bearing Women (Orthodox Women's Day)