April 10, or Brothers and Sisters, Resistant and Copyright Day
Zodiac Sign Aries
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Aries, April 10. People born on this day always have the courage to remain themselves and bring to the end any undertakings and projects.
Although they are not afraid of fighting the opposition, they are not looking for confrontation.
They are not daredevils, their courage is rather a moral firmness based on strict principles and common sense.
In the lives of such people, cardinal career-related changes often occur. Choosing her in their youth - perhaps too hastily or at the insistence of their parents - sooner or later they are faced with the urgent need to change their life orientations, having discovered their true calling. The importance of this moment is exceptional.
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Aries men born on April 10:
- are distinguished by the following distinctive features:
- artistry,
- sentimentality,
- competitiveness,
- positiveness,
- bright,
- charismatic,
- active,
- self-confident,
- distinguished by an extraordinary temperament,
- constantly captivated by plans and ideas.
Aries women born on April 10:
- have the following differences of nature:
- courage,
- honesty,
- nobility,
- always on the move,
- doing a thousand things at once.
- As a freedom-loving sign, she values independence and pride in the opposite sex.
Main event
In England came into force the law on copyright
April 10, 1710
April 10, 1710
April 10, 1710 in England came into force "Statute of Anne" - the first in the history of copyright law.
According to this document, the writer received the opportunity to sell the right to use his manuscript for 14 years. At the expiration of this period, this right was returned to the author, and he could sell it for another period.
The law led to a rapid growth of book publishing. But he had an even more beneficial influence on the periodicals.
The law established a number of fundamental principles for the protection of the exclusive right to works that were subsequently adopted by the legislation of other bourgeois countries.
In France, the relevant law was passed much later - only in 1777.
And even later, in 1828, copyright came to Russia. Here, the low literacy of the population prevented the book from becoming a commodity.
Holidays
Brothers and Sisters Day
On April 10, another family holiday is celebrated around the world - the Day of Brothers and Sisters.
Not too well-known, he is called upon to continue the glorious tradition of honoring family and kindred bonds, strengthening the relationship between loved ones, which brothers and sisters are in relation to each other.
On this day, it is customary to give gifts to a brother or sister, to congratulate by phone, to meet in a cafe or the whole family at home, giving warmth and joy to each other and parents, for whom there is nothing nicer than close and good relations between their children!
Resistance Movement Day
The resistance movement was organized with the participation of residents of the occupied territories who opposed the German forces, and was distinguished by the variety of forms of struggle against the occupiers. The most common were: anti-fascist agitation and propaganda, publishing underground literature, strikes, sabotage and sabotage in transport and enterprises producing products for occupants, armed attacks to destroy traitors and representatives of the occupation administration, collecting intelligence data for the armies of the anti-fascist coalition, guerrilla war.
The resistance movement acquired the greatest scope on the territory of the Soviet Union, in Italy, Poland, France, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and a number of other countries.
In some countries (Yugoslavia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, France, Belgium, Italy, Greece, Albania, Vietnam, and the Philippines), the resistance movement developed into a national liberation war against the fascist invaders.
In Yugoslavia and Albania, the national liberation war against the invaders merged with the civil war against internal reaction, which opposed the liberation struggle of their peoples.
In the Netherlands, Denmark, and Norway, the leading forms of the movement were the strike movement and anti-fascist demonstrations.
In Germany, conspiratorial activities of underground anti-fascist groups to involve the population in the fight against fascism, the distribution of campaign materials, assistance to foreign workers hijacked in Germany and prisoners of war, etc., became the main method.
In each individual country, the resistance movement was deeply national, but at the same time, it was an international movement, since had a common goal for all the fighting nations - the defeat of the forces of fascism, liberation from the invaders of the territories of the occupied countries.
The actions of participants in the movement in different countries contributed significantly to the victory of the anti-Hitler coalition and brought the end of the war closer.
Also on April 10...
1755 - Samuel Hahnemann was born, a German doctor, the founder of homeopathy and the hangover principle "knock it out with a wedge." Observing the effect of drugs on the body of a healthy person, Hahnemann concluded that drugs cause the same effects in the body as the diseases against which they act. Proceeding from this, he advanced the basic principle of homeopathy - the like is treated by the like.
1833 - production of matches began for the first time.
1847 - Joseph Pulitzer, American journalist, founder of the Pulitzer Journalist Prize, was born.
1849 - American Walter Hunt patented a safety pin. This invention came about through a sense of duty. Having decided to give the friend borrowed $ 15 , Hunt, who was very creative in a fiction, built the first pin from the copper wire. He received a patent and immediately sold rights for $ 400.
However, in those days, the patent did not always protect the inventor. In the autumn of the same year, enterprising Briton Charles Rowley patented an analogue of Hunt's pin in his homeland. Therefore, now all over the world this pin is called “English”.
1912 - The ''Titanic'' entered its first and last voyage. In an unequal battle with an iceberg, about 700 of the 2,200 passengers survived. But since then about this greatest sea battle legends are composed and beautiful films are shot.
1917 - Robert Burns Woodward was born, an American chemist who synthesized quinine, cholesterol, cortisone, strychnine, vitamin B12 and deciphered the structure of penicillin and streptomycin. In 1965 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his outstanding contribution to the art of organic synthesis, thanks to which, for example, Americans are now one of the fattest nations.
1932 - Omar Sharif was born, an Anglo-American film actor, best known for his films: ''The Fall of the Roman Empire'', ''McKenna Gold'', ''Hello, Dolly'', ''Funny Girl'', etc. In the first films of Omar Sharif’s, there was the famous Egyptian actress Faten Hamam as his partner. For the marriage with her, which continued until 1971, he accepted Islam. In total, the actor starred in about 70 movies.
1951 - Stephen Sigal was born, American aikido master, actor, director, screenwriter and producer.
1988 - Haley Joel Osment, American film actor (''Forrest Gump'', ''The Sixth Sense'', ''Artificial Mind'') was born.
2003 - ''Air France'' and ''British Airways'' announced that they would discontinue the operation of the ''Concord'' supersonic aircraft from the beginning of November 2003.
2010 - Lech Kaczynski (b. 1949), President of the Republic of Poland, his wife Maria and a large number of representatives of the Polish administration, a total of 88 passengers and 8 crew members, died in a plane crash near Smolensk.
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