Holidays July 8, 2024: what not to do on this day

Today, July 8th, is World Whistleblowing Day and World Bodypainting Day. There are 176 days until the New Year.

July 8 is the 189th day of the year (190th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 176 days left before the end of the year.

What holidays are there in Ukraine and in the world?

• World Whistleblowing Day.

• World Food Allergy Day.

• Bodypainting day.

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What events happened on July 8

• 52 BC e. – the founding date of Paris is accepted.

• 1497 – the first sea expedition from Europe to India set sail from Lisbon, led by Vasco da Gama.

• 1573 – The Edict of Boulogne ends the 4-year war between French Catholics and the Huguenots.

• 1592 – The Battle of Sacheon takes place between the Japanese and Korean fleets.

• 1618 – chambermaid Marie de Medici is executed for “charming” the French queen.

• 1654 – The first Jew, Yakov Barsimson, arrives in America.

• 1659 – in the Battle of Konotop, the troops of Hetman Ivan Vygovsky, with the support of the Crimean Khanate, inflict a heavy defeat on the Moscow troops of Alexei Trubetskoy.

• 1796 – The first US citizen passport is issued.

• 1889 – The Wall Street Journal, a financial newspaper, is published for the first time.

• 1913 – the last elections to the Galician Regional Sejm were completed, as a result of which the number of Ukrainian deputies almost doubled (from 16 to 31).

• 1916 – order to mobilize 400 thousand residents of Turkestan and steppe regions for forced labor.

• 1918 – the State Senate of the Ukrainian State was created – the highest judicial institution.

• 2014 – the German national team in the semi-finals of the World Cup defeated the 5-time world champion, favorite and host of the championship, the national team of Brazil with a sensational score of 7:1 (5:0 in the 1st half ), which broke many records of world football matches.

Who was born on July 8

• 1936 – Valentin Chemeris, Ukrainian writer.

• 1938 – Les Tanyauk, Ukrainian writer, director, politician.

• 1973 – Valery Zaluzhny, Ukrainian military officer, general, former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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Who has a name day?: Alexander, Savva, Fedor.

What not to do on July 8

• No need to settle and fight.

• You cannot start a new business.

• Do not go on long journeys.

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