The initiator of such an event was the International Informatization Academy, which has a consultative status at the UN. Information at all times was considered the only reliable way of interaction between people. Oral, print - daily the media supply thousands of types of information, from any layer of society, from anywhere in the world. Keeping abreast of all events means being a developed, civilized person - part of modern society. With the development of technology, science, medicine and other aspects of modern life, the need for awareness is increasing daily. As they say, there is never much information, it may be critically lacking.
This holiday, a kind of is a day of unity and unity in the Bahia faith. According to the canons, the Lord periodically reveals his plan and will to the person he has chosen, who, in turn, brings the message of the Most High to the people, instructing the human race on the true path. The Bahs are sure that every year God chooses a new follower who is obliged to fulfill the Theology, and after that - to receive an inexhaustible supply of energy and knowledge.
In 1994, the Supreme Council declared the republic independent by adopting the “Constitution of a sovereign, legal and democratic state”. On the same day, a vote was passed between the deputies of the supreme legislation on the election of the first president. The highest post was received by Vladislav Ardzinb - Chairman of the Armed Forces of the country. The constitution of the republic was adopted in extremely difficult conditions, but today it is the core of the entire state, its basic law.
Pilipovka is a six-week post in Belarus, which begins on November 26 and ends on January 7. From this day, it was recommended to refrain from fasting, fatty foods and celebrate weddings. Previously, at the beginning of the post, girls arranged evening gatherings and weaved. In addition, the ancestors paid close attention to the weather: if it is snowy and cloudy, then the spring will be too wet. It was also believed that the period of "wolf weddings" began with Pilipovka, so the wolves walked in packs in the forest and howled at night.
Chrysostom
On this day, Christians honor the memory of the Archbishop of Constantinople - John Chrysostom, who lived at the turn of the 4th and 5th centuries. The church honors the saint as one of the Ecumenical Teachers and saints along with Gregory the Theologian and Great Basil. John Chrysostom was born in an honorable family. The official father was able to provide his son with a complete education. In addition, the young man studied the Holy Scriptures, after which he converted to Christianity and went to live in the desert. During his wanderings, Chrysostom wrote the folio Six Words about the Priesthood, a little later - Comparison of Power with the Christian Wisdom of Monastic Life and a number of other sacred works. Returning to his homeland, John continued to create theological creations.
Soon the manuscript was elevated to the presbyter and allowed him to carry the Word of God before the people. Thanks to faithful service and brilliant preaching, the flock endowed John with the nickname Chrysostom. For two decades, he preached almost daily in churches, not forgetting to fix thoughts on paper. In 397, Zlatoust received the title of Patriarch of Constantinople.
In ancient times it was said in Russia that winter concentrates its power on Zlatoust, summoning all its retinue into battle - blizzard, frost, snowstorm, snow - and orders them to stop the last thaws. Frosts from this day, as people noticed, became stronger, nature fell asleep until spring, and animals hid in burrows. "On Zlatoust, all fields are empty," said the ancestors.
The indestructible tradition of this day was to cook dumplings. They did this, as a rule, with the whole family. Any ingredients were used as mincemeat: meat, chicken, fish, mushrooms and cabbage - each family was guided by its own preferences. They tried to make dumplings as much as possible, they were frozen and cooked for several days.
Also at Chrysostom it was customary to pray to St. John for the establishment of a fair punishment for crime. Children born on this day were weighed spinel on their chests from birth to attract happiness and good luck. The peasants also watched the weather: if bad weather was chasing John, and frost kept on the trees, they would expect a good harvest next fall.
Angel Day will be celebrated on November 26 by representatives of such male names as Ivan, Eduard, German, Nicephorus, Leonard, Anton, Antonin, Kondrat, Leon and Sylvester.
November 26, 1894 - The marriage of Nicholas II with the Princess of Hesse-Darmstadt
The first meeting of the future spouses (Alice and Nikolai) took place in 1884 at the wedding of the princess's older sister. Friendship immediately struck up between the young, they sincerely liked them, and later they became attached to each other. Upon reaching adulthood, the young wanted to get married right away, but Nikolai's father prevented their decision, ordering them to wait a bit. But in 1994, Emperor Alexander the Third, foreseeing a quick death, gave a blessing and consent to the marriage of his son, after which Alice accepted Christian baptism, becoming Alexandra, and married Nicholas II.
November 26, 1924 - Proclamation of Mongolia by the Mongolian People's Republic
It is known that the level of social, economic, cultural development in Mongolia at the beginning of the twentieth century significantly lagged behind a number of other states and republics. Mostly foreign capital prevailed. The 1917 revolution greatly influenced the movement of the Mongol peasantry, and they decided to fight for their own independence. In 1921, Mongolia was overtaken by the people's democratic revolution, which was led by the people's party. The same year was victorious for the movement, and on November 26, 1924, the nation proclaimed the creation of the MPR (Mongolian People's Republic). Since then, the historical date is celebrated annually as Mongolia's Independence Day.
November 26, 1965 - France launched an artificial Earth satellite
It's no secret that the first Earth satellite was launched from the Baikonur station located in the USSR, the second satellite was launched into orbit by the United States of America. France, which could not remain aloof from such a significant "race", became the third country to launch a spacecraft for space exploration. An artificial satellite was launched from the Hammagir cosmodrome using the Diamant launch vehicle. After the launch of the space object by France, other countries also decided to follow the actions of the three powers.
Briefly about other events of November 26:
November 26, 1832 - The first public transport, the tram, began to work in the USA.
November 26, 1922 - Opening of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
November 26, 1925 - The first test of the Ant-4 aircraft, designed by A. N. Tupolev.
November 26, 1832 - The founding of the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Maxim Averin (born in 1975, Moscow) - a popular Russian actor and director. Averin began to promote his acting career from the age of 17. Today, Maxim has 38 films in which he starred and several TV shows. The actor received the greatest fame after the release of the television series "Capercaillie". No less talented Maxim played in such films as Furtseva: The Legend of Catherine, Attempted Faith, Love of Evil, Cat's Eye, and Place in the Sun.
Anton Makarsky (born in 1975, Penza) - Russian actor, singer. As an actor, Makarsky made his debut in the movie called "Drilling", filmed in 2002. Prior to that, he played in the musical Notre Dame de Paris as a singer. And later he took part in the filming of such famous series and films as "Poor Nastya", "Dasha Vasilyeva", "Hunting for a genius", "Marry Casanova", etc.
William Cooper (born in 1731, Great Britain) - an outstanding English poet, one of the progenitors of Renaissance literature. He was considered the best poet of his time, in particular because of deep respect for all life on the planet - as evidenced by his poetic masterpieces.
Tina Turner (born in 1939, United States) is a famous singer, dancer and talented author of many songs. Turner is the owner of 8 Grammy awards. Due to her temperament, brightness and artistry, she proudly bears the title “Queen of Rock and Roll” and is among the 10 best dancers in the world.
Margarita Nazarova (born in 1926, Russian Federation) - the legendary tiger trainer, circus artist, movie actress. As an actress, she amazed the audience with her skill in the films: Tiger Tamer, Striped Flight and Dangerous Trails (understudy). During the Second World War, Nazarova was very lucky. Due to the fact that she knew German, she was sent to work in Germany in a rich house, where she was treated very well. But Margarita always wanted to return to her homeland, and one fine day the Soviet soldiers freed her. Upon returning home, Nazarova independently prepared an acrobatic number with which she was hired by the circus.
Vladislav Radimov (born in 1975, St. Petersburg) - Russian football player, Honored Master of Sports of the Russian Federation, former player of the Russian national team. Among his achievements can be identified: Finalist of the Cup of Russia (1994, 1999), Champion of Bulgaria, Winner of the Cup of Spain, Champion of Russia 2007, 2010, winner of the UEFA Super Cup, etc.
Norbert Wiener (born in 1894, United States) - a famous mathematician and philosopher, a scientist with a capital letter. He is the founder of the theory of artificial intelligence and cybernetics. For all his scientific work, Wiener won five awards.
Tamara Shakirova (born in 1955, Uzbekistan) - actress and honored artist of Uzbekistan.
