Презентация День Народного Единства

National Unity Day

- Official holiday in Russia, celebrated on November 4th.
- Commemorates the liberation of Moscow from Polish-Lithuanian forces in 1612.
- Marks the end of the Time of Troublesand the beginning of the Romanov dynasty.

Historical Background1598–1613: "Time of Troubles" — political crisis and foreign invasions.1612: A people’s militia, led by Minin and Pozharsky, liberated Moscow.1649: Tsar Alexei declared November 4 a national holiday.2005: Revived as "National Unity Day" in modern Russia.

Public events: Parades, concerts, and cultural festivals.
Historical reenactments of 1612 events.
Charity campaigns and volunteer initiatives.
Political speeches promoting patriotism

Symbols and MeaningSymbols:Monument to Minin and Pozharsky on Red Square.Russian flag and patriotic slogans.Multicultural themes celebrating ethnic diversity.

Key Ideas:
Promotes social harmony in a multicultural society.
Encourages civic engagement and volunteerism.
Reinforces national identity without suppressing diversity.

Summary:
A holiday rooted in history but focused on the future.
Celebrates courage, diversity, and collective action.
Unites people beyond political or ethnic differences.

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