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07.11.2018. Every year on November 7, Russia celebrated a memorable date — the Day of the October revolution of 1917.Formally, this holiday, established in 2005, actually has a long history and is familiar to anyone born and raised in the Soviet Union.Until 1991, November 7 was the main holiday of the USSR and was called the Day of the great October socialist revolution. Throughout the Soviet era, 7 November was a `red day calendar` that is a public holiday, which is celebrated not only a special color in the diary, but with demonstrations held in every city in the country. The history of this holiday ended with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the debunking of the Communist ideology.In modern Russia, the holiday was first renamed the day of consent and reconciliation with a hint of the necessary reconciliation of supporters of different ideological views, and then abolished altogether.