From time to time we come across the facts of strange "entertainment" of something Unknown, as if this Unknown in his transcendental distances is a little boring to live. For example, he has no really interesting, exciting leisure time. And one of the types of such "entertainment" are moments when certain numbers and numbers appear over and over again in the lives of different people throughout their lives.
Kharatyan and the number 21
On January 21, 2000, the Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper published an interview with the popular film actor Dmitry Kharatyan. He played, in particular, one of the main roles in the TV series "Midshipmen, forward!".
The correspondent of the newspaper asked, among others, the following question to the then forty-year-old Kharatyan: "Is forty a special date for you?"
Dmitry replied: “Let's just say: my thirty-seventh birthday meant much more to me. Then the whole year was terribly eventful, and all the time I was in some kind of borderline states. I remembered those who passed away at thirty-seven. Even the numbers played a role here: three and seven add up to one and zero, and there is something unusual about that.
And the number twenty-one for me is quite akin to magic. On the twenty-first I was born, on the twenty-first I was drafted into the army, the number of my military ID, the number of my passport, my daughter's birthday. And so you can list endlessly! All the time the number twenty-one comes to the fore in my life."
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All misfortunes are only on February 21
The same number 21 constantly “interferes” in the life of another person - engineer V. Manchuzhnikov from the city of Azov, Rostov region. In his life, it is tied to a very specific calendar date - February 21 - and, unfortunately, has a pronounced sinister character.
Here is what V. Manchuzhnikov tells about it:
- They say that misfortunes happen most often on the thirteenth. But for some reason this sign does not apply to me. The most unfortunate day of the year for me is February 21st. This day is not complete without troubles, and not small ones that you can spit on and forget about them, but large ones. Judge for yourself by the latest events.
February twenty-first of the year before last. I was walking to work, and a giant icicle fell on me from the edge of the roof, broke my collarbone.
February twenty-first of last year. Unknown people stole my car from my house. She was later found smashed to smithereens.
February 21 this year. At lunch in a piece of brown bread, I came across a nut, on which I broke two front teeth.
This list could be started from earlier years. Believe me, there is the same thing - continuous misfortunes on the named day. I look forward to the coming February with horror. What fate has in store for me this time?
This concludes the story of V. Maichuzhnikov.
Six of Kutuzov
The famous Russian Marshal Mikhail Kutuzov loved to repeat: "The sixth number is in our hand!" It was on the sixth of July, August, September, October, November and December 1812 that various important events took place on Russian soil during the war with the Napoleonic army, which was trying to occupy it.
For example, on July 6, Tsar Alexander I signed the Manifesto, which ended with the following words: “Until then I will not lay down my weapons, until I have wiped out the enemy who dared to enter its borders from the face of the Russian earth. May he meet Pozharsky in every nobleman, and Minin in every citizen."
On August 6, 1812, during the retreat of our troops from Smolensk, the icon of the Smolensk Mother of God was taken out of the city. The priest, who was carrying the icon out of the cathedral, loudly proclaimed: "Mary must remain for three months and then she will return to her house!"
Surprisingly, but the icon was brought back to the cathedral exactly three months later - on November 6.
Kutuzov transferred his troops from the Ryazan road to Kaluga on September 6. Thus, he closed the fertile southern provinces from the enemy. In the near future, this doomed the French army to complete destruction.
On October 6, Russian troops attacked Muran's corps at Tara-sin and defeated it. On the same day, the corps of Saint-Cyr at Polotsk was defeated by Russian troops.
On November 6, the Russian troops won a very important for them complete victory in a long and fierce battle with the French at the village of Krasnoye.
On December 6, 1812, the scattered remnants of the former great army of Napoleon were completely expelled from the Russian Empire …
