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March 10 is celebrated as International Day of Wonder, International Day of Women Judges, International Bagpipe Day, Mario Day, International Wig Day, and Trample Day.
In Ukraine – National Anthem Day, Taras Shevchenko Memorial Day.
The Orthodox Church honors the memory of the martyrs Kodratus, Kyprian, Anect and Chryskent.
National Anthem Day of Ukraine
The National Anthem Day was approved in 2021 on December 7 by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
The work of the composer Mykhailo Verbytskyi and the poet Pavlo Chubynskyi “Ukraine is not dead yet…” became the state symbol of our country. The date of the National Anthem Day of Ukraine was chosen in accordance with the event when this piece was first performed at a concert dedicated to Taras Shevchenko Memorial Day. The concert was held in Przemyśl (Poland), and the composition at the concert sounded like the final one.
Taras Shevchenko Memorial Day
Every year on March 9 and 10, corresponding to the day of his birth and death, the whole world, and especially Ukraine, honors the memory of Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko – a classic of Ukrainian literature. In 2024, the national symbol of Ukraine will be 210 years old. Taras Shevchenko was a brilliant writer, artist, historian, thinker and ethnographer.
International Day of Women Judges
The International Day of Women Judges is celebrated annually on March 10 to recognize the contribution of women judges around the world. It is part of a global effort to ensure gender equality and address gender-related judicial integrity issues. It is aimed at including issues of women’s representation in judicial systems.
Brake day
Tromozok is a miner’s lunch, food that is taken with them to the mine. The brake is an important component of underground life. It is not customary to eat tormozok in a hurry. Usually, this process takes place calmly and unhurriedly, during conversations.
On this day:
1905 – The Battle of Mukden, the largest military operation that took place before the First World War, ended with the defeat of Russia;
1906 – The Bakerloo line of the London Underground was opened in Britain;
1910 – Slavery is banned in China;
1910 – The first night flights were made by the Frenchman Emil Aubrin on the monoplane “Blerio”;
[1945-ThebombingofTokyotookplacethebloodiestairraidinthehistoryofwars;
1990 – The first UAOC parish appeared in Kyiv. Thanks to the ethnologist Lidia Orel, the Church of St. Archstrategist Michael in the Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine was provided for her;
1992 – Ukraine was admitted to the North Atlantic Cooperation Council. The beginning of the existence of the orchestra of the Honor Guard of the Presidential Regiment of Ukraine.
2006 – The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter reaches Mars.
Church holiday
Believers honor the memory of the martyrs Codratus, Cyprian, Dionysius, Anekta, Paul and Chryskentus. Kodratus was a pious elder devoted to Christ. He was arrested and killed along with other Christians for his faith. Cyprian was martyred with Codratus and others. His devotion to faith led to suffering and death.
Paul is another one of those who renounced idolatry and believed in Christ. Just like Dionysius, Anect and Crescentus.
Name day: Victor, George, Denis, Dmytro, Yehor, Ivan, Leonid, Mark, Mykhailo, Pavlo, Yan, Anastasia, Vasylyna, Halyna, Nika.