IWD Marked In Armenia

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IWD MARKED IN ARMENIA

news.am
March 8 2010
Armenia

International Women’s Day (IWD) is being marked in Armenia, as well
as in many other countries.

Despite gloomy weather, there is a festive mood is Yerevan. Men are
hurrying to buy presents for their sweethearts.

The holiday met a difficult fate in Armenia – it was once abolished,
along with Victory Day, as a Soviet holiday. Under public pressure,
the IWD was later re-established as a holiday and is now one of the
most favorite holidays in Armenia.

NEWS.am congratulates all girls and women on this holiday.

From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress

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