Georgi Tsachev
On the occasion of Children’s Day!
On June 1 in Bulgaria celebrates Day of the Child.
That’s why I decided to publish a picture taken by my father 49 years ago 🙂
Around the World Children’s Day is celebrated on different dates…
Although the United Nations General Assembly declared the 20th of November as the World Children’s Day, one of the few countries that have adopted this date are Egypt, Canada, Finland, and Trinidad and Tobago.
– June 1(International Day of Children) – Azerbaijan, Albania, Angola, Armenia, Belarus, Benin, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Vietnam, Guinea-Bissau, Georgia, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, East Timor, Yemen, Cape Verde, Kazakhstan Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, China, Cuba, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Macau, Mozambique, Moldova, Mongolia, Poland, Portugal, Uruguay, Croatia, Montenegro, the Czech Republic.
– July 4 (Children’s Day in Islamic States) – Algeria, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Brunei, Djibouti, Egypt, Western Sahara, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Qatar, Comoros, Kuwait, Libya , Lebanon, Mauritania, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Morocco, Niger, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Papua New Guinea, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia, Yemen.
– December 25 (Day of the Child in Central African States) – Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Congo, São Tomé and PrÃncipe, Chad.
That is a lovely picture. A treasure from your father.
Absolutely! I’ve decided to digitize old photos!
What a memorable thing for you to do Georgi. Incredible memory you have of your father.
Well, I’m almost 3 years old on this picture.
And to be honest – I did not like being photographed!
After a few days I have a birthday and we will make another photo session :)))
A wonderful memory left you your father. Protect it.
From it I learned to shoot!
Yes, Lithuania celebrates it on 1th of June, we have many events for children.
And at us so! Entertainment, Attractions, Music and Performances!
Nice pic but today every day is children day,they are first priority for us.
I completely agree!!!
It’s a lovely black and white photo. In our country, we don’t celebrate Children’s Day but rather Children’s Month. We celebrate Children’s month in November. During the month I would usually discuss matters cncerning children such as child’s rights.
I think not one day, not even one month is enough! Every moment must be paid to children!