History of May Day - thenewamerican.comthe
"Most Americans associate May Day with the hanging of flower baskets or
the National Day of Prayer. With the Cold War now a distant memory, we
seem to have forgotten that May 1, or May Day, while traditionally
representing the coming of spring, has been for over a century the most
important calendar day of the year for communists, socialists, and
anarchists. This was the traditional day in the Soviet Union and the
communist bloc countries for massive parades, replete with missiles,
tanks, rank upon rank of goose-stepping troops, red flags, and huge
posters of Marx and Lenin. This has not changed in countries that are
still officially communist, such as China, North Korea, Cuba, and
Vietnam. In non-communist countries of the world, the communist and
socialist parties have continued to hold May Day celebrations, usually
under the banner of International Workers Solidarity Day."
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