Holidays of Ukraine - Unity Day of Ukraine

It is not without reason that a person should be interested in his history and be aware of all the official dates and holidays recorded on paper. All holidays are an imprint of history, as well as events that we must remember and, of course, know. Every Ukrainian is proud of his history and the distant past of his ancestors, and knows all the holidays from A to Z. January 22 is no exception. In the history of Ukraine, this is a significant and symbolic day. Every year on January 22, Ukraine celebrates Unity Day. After the proclamation of the act of unification, Left-Bank and Right-Bank Ukraine became united. This is a long-awaited unification that all Ukrainians have been waiting for for many years. And this is truly a significant day for Ukrainians. According to the decree of the President of Ukraine, January 22 is celebrated as the Day of Conciliarity. This holiday was notarized on Sophia Square in the city of Kyiv on January 22, 1919, and since that day, the Day of Conciliarity has been celebrated in all cities of Ukraine. In schools, class teachers spend educational hours dedicated to this holiday and the events that occurred in Ukraine before the signing of the decree. Children in schools enjoy listening to the history of Ukraine. In this way, teachers instill in children the value and significance of the country's history. Every year this holiday is celebrated in different ways. Promotions are held in different cities. In 1990, people created an action called a human chain, which united three cities of Ukraine: Kyiv, Donetsk and, of course, Lviv. Almost 3 million willing people joined hands and created a chain of long-awaited unity. A very memorable and fascinating sight. Promotions, flash mobs, charity events, various exhibitions, concerts with performances by patriotic groups - all these events are held on this holiday. Even without appropriate decrees, people will continue to celebrate in all cities the symbolic holidays that Ukraine has suffered so hard.