5 September. Holidays, folk signs, events

Born on September 5, people do not even suspect how many holidays are associated with this day. At the end of the article, we will bring a whole tape in which the historical events of September 5 will be marked. In fact, there were a lot of them, so the information will be provided in a condensed form.

Day of the Holy Martyr Lupp of Thessaloniki

September 5 marks the day of St. Lupp of Thessalonica. He was a slave to Dmitri of Thessaloniki. The man was sentenced to execution on September 5. This day in the people is usually called the day of the Lupp-cowberry. This is due to the fact that it is to this day that lingonberries are fully sung.

The day referred to in the article has its own popular beliefs. It is believed that it is then that the first freezing starts. If on this day the cranberries are fully ripe, then it is necessary to hurry with the harvesting of oats. If still the cranes fly low, then this is a sign of the approaching bad weather.

Day of the Hieromartyr Irenaeus

On September 5, the Orthodox celebrate the day of the martyr Irenaeus. He was a distributor of Christianity and defended the church from heretics. St. Irenaeus during his lifetime wrote 5 books that were directed against heresies. In 202, the martyr Irenaeus martyred.

The Jewish holiday of the creation of peace - Rosh Hashanah

On September 5, all Jews mark the beginning of the new year and the end of the old one. The Jews have a Book of Life, according to which God decides the destinies of people on this day. He makes a decision about who is waiting for peace or excitement, who will live and who will die.

On a festive day, Jews always spend cheerfully and cheerfully, as they sincerely believe that God desires only the best for all. Therefore, for Jews this day is a day of joy.

The holiday of Rosh Hashanah is celebrated by Jews. They all meet at a big festive table and make gifts to each other. Everyone had to bring their own dish in order to show what next year they expect for themselves.

Teacher's Day in India

For all Indians, the teacher is a respected person. In India, the desire to acquire knowledge has always been encouraged. Teacher's Day in India is celebrated on September 5, as President Radhakrishnan wished to celebrate his birthday not as a great holiday, but as a day devoted to the great work of all teachers.

September 5, zodiac sign - Virgo

In this, without exaggeration, a significant day celebrate their birthday people born under the sign of the zodiac Virgo.

People born on this day have a rich imagination and a living mind, so they like to create original projects and embody them in reality. People of this sign of the zodiac happen in life periods, when they can act against themselves. Virgo know how to be friends. They have a slightly peculiar humor, which some may take for being rude. As for love affairs, then if Virgo doubts the sincerity of a partner, then she will be able to interrupt even the most tender relationship.

Born September 5 (zodiac sign - Virgo), people sometimes create fabulous stories. They can feel themselves queen or king in a fairy-tale castle, while forgetting about the surrounding reality.

Historical events

In 1585, the famous French figure Arman Jean du Plessis Richelieu was born.

In 1638, Louis XIV appeared, which eventually became the heir to the French throne.

Around the middle of the 16th century (1666) was marked by the end of the London fire, which lasted for three days.

In 1748 a famous Russian professor and jurist Zakhary Goryushkin was born. He became famous for his scientific work entitled "A guide to knowledge of the art of the law of Russia."

In 1800 Britain captured Malta.

In the first quarter of the 19 th century (1817) was born the well-known writer Tolstoy Alexei Konstantinovich.

In 1867, Emmy Beach was born. She is known to the world as a gifted musician.

In 1882, workers in New York held a demonstration on Labor Day.

At the end of the 19th century, in 1885, the first gasoline pump was installed at Jake Gamper's service station.

The beginning of the 19th century (1902) is notorious for the death of the famous German scientist Rudolf Virchow.

In 1906, the famous Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann died.

1915 is known for the decision of Emperor Nicholas II. He removed the Grand Duke, who was his uncle, from his post, and took his place.

In 1918 the Council of People's Commissars of the RSFSR approved the law on terror against the Red Army.

Toward the end of the first quarter of the 20th century (1919), the well-known military leader Chapayev died. In history, he is known as the hero of the Civil War.

In 1929 a famous cosmonaut Andriyan Grigoryevich Nikolayev was born.

In 1939, the US declared its neutrality in World War II.

In 1940, for the first time, the work of Arkady Gaidar "Timur and his team" was published.

In 1941 the Germans completely captured Estonia. In Moscow, evacuated all children up to 12 years of age.

In 1944 the war of Bulgaria was declared.

In 1946 in Zanzibar was born a famous composer, musician, singer and leader of the rock band "Queen" Freddie Mercury.

In 1967, a decree was issued on rendering assistance to the Tatar peoples who live on the territory of the Crimea.

In 1973, Alexander Solzhenitsyn sent to the Kremlin a letter to the leaders of the Soviet Union.

In 1975, the 38th US President Gerald Ford was killed.

In 1976, a famous gymnast Tatyana Gutsu was born in Odessa.

In 1977, the interplanetary station Voyager-1 was launched.

In 1979, the famous French scientist Hirschman Roman Mikhailovich died.

In 1980, the longest railway tunnel in Switzerland was opened.

In 1981, the death of a person from AIDS was recorded for the first time.

In 1986, the death penalty was abolished in Australia.

In 1990, the famous Russian theater actress Georgievskaya Anastasia Pavlovna died.

In 1991, the Congress of People's Deputies was held, at which the Declaration of Freedoms and Human Rights was adopted.

In 1992 for the first time the satellite "Kosmos 1603" entered the orbit.

In 1993, the famous Russian writer Semenov Julian Semenovich died.

In 1996, Yeltsin on television announced his consent to do heart surgery.

In 1997, the opening of the monument to Peter the Great took place in Moscow.

In 2006, the construction of the LG ELECTRONICS plant was completed.

In 2007 in the Kaluga region solemn laying of a stone in the foundation of the factory of LLC "Samsung Electronics Rus Kaluga" took place.

In 2011, a logo appeared in "Google" dedicated to the birthday of the famous singer Freddie Mercury.

In 2012, a famous actress and writer Fedorova Victoria Yakovlevna died of cancer.

Namedays on September, 5th. Holidays

Name day is the day of the memory of the saint, whose name is given to man at birth. Names of September 5 (holidays) are dedicated to people with such names as Ivan, Nikolai, Ephraim and Paul.

Ivan in translation means "given by God." The name is of Russian origin.

Nicholas - the name of the Greek origin, means "the winner of the people".

Ephraim - "prolific" - Jewish origin.

Paul - translated from Latin means "small."