International Women's Day

1.

International Women's Day: history
and traditions of celebration

2.

March 8th
March 8 is International
Women's Day, which is
celebrated in many countries
around the world. This holiday
has a rich history and is
associated with various
cultures and traditions.

3.

Women's Day in the past
In ancient Rome, March 8 was called the Matronalia Holiday, during
which married women received gifts and congratulations from their
husbands and relatives. In Slavic culture, there were also days
dedicated to women, such as Carnival and the vernal equinox.

4.

The appearance of the
March 8th holiday in Russia
In Russia, International Women's
Day has been celebrated since
1913, when women gathered for a
rally in St. Petersburg. In subsequent
years, this holiday became a
symbol of the struggle for women's
rights and became widespread in
Europe.

5.

Celebration in the
others countries
Currently, March 8 is celebrated
in different countries with
different traditions and customs.
In some countries, such as
Russia, Belarus, this day is an
official holiday and a day off. In
other countries, such as
Germany and France, March 8
is also celebrated, but is not a
public holiday.

6.

Traditions of
March 8th
Traditionally, on this day,
women receive gifts and
congratulations from
their loved ones and
friends. Various events,
concerts and exhibitions
dedicated to women
and their achievements
are also held

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May this day be filled with joy, warmth and love. We wish
you happiness, health and success in all your endeavors