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What (who) is V-Day - definition


V-Day (movement)         
GLOBAL ACTIVIST MOVEMENT TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS
V-Day is a global activist movement to end violence against women and girls started by author, playwright and activist Eve Ensler. V-Day began on February 14, 1998, when the very first V-Day benefit performance of Ensler's play The Vagina Monologues took place in NYC, raising over $250k for local anti-violence groups.
Valentine's Day         
  • A [[Canadian Women's Army Corps]] member and a man in the [[Canadian Air Force]] chalk hearts on a tree on Valentine's Day 1944
  • An English Victorian era Valentine card located in the [[Museum of London]]
  • [[Geoffrey Chaucer]] by [[Thomas Hoccleve]] (1412)
  • A gift box of chocolates, which is a common gift for Valentine's Day
  • [[Saint Valentine]]
  • Valentine's Day love notes on display in 2010 for making a charitable donation to the [[British Heart Foundation]]
  • Noted poet [[John Donne]], {{c.}} 1595.
  • [[Conversation hearts]], candies with messages on them, are strongly associated with Valentine's Day in the United States.
  • Flowers, such as red roses (pictured), are often sent on Valentine's Day.
  • ''St Valentine baptizing St Lucilla'', [[Jacopo Bassano]].
  • Shrine of St. Valentine in [[Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church]] in Dublin, Ireland
  • Valentine's Day themed bouquet of [[cupcake]]s
  • [[African American]] Valentine's school dance, Richmond, Virginia 1956
  • Saint Valentine of Terni]] and his disciples
HOLIDAY OBSERVED ON FEBRUARY 14 TO CELEBRATE LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP
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Valentine's Day, also called Saint Valentine's Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine,Chambers 21st Century Dictionary, Revised ed., Allied Publishers, 2005 is celebrated annually on February 14.
VJ day         
  • Cenotaph in Hong Kong]].
  • Victory Day Parade]] on [[Tiananmen Square]].
  • Japanese commanders listen to the terms of surrender aboard an Australian warship.
  • nl}}, 1989. [[The Hague]], Netherlands.
  • [[Victor Jorgensen]]'s photo published in ''The New York Times''
  • Victory celebrations at [[Caloundra]], Queensland 1945
  • Choibalsan]].
DAY ON WHICH JAPAN SURRENDERED, EFFECTIVELY ENDING WORLD WAR II
VJ Day; V-J Day; V.J. Day; VJ day; V-J day; Vj day; V J Day; VP Day; Victory in the Pacific Day; V-P Day; VJ-day; V–J day; VJ-Day; Vp day; VP day; August 14 1945; Victory over Japan; V.P. Day; V.P.-Day; V. P. Day; V.-P. Day; VP-Day; V P Day; V.J.-Day; V. J. Day; V.-J. Day; Victory Day (August 15); Victory Day (August 15th); Victory Day (15 August); Victory Day (August 14); Victory Day (August 14th); Victory Day (14 August); Victory Day (September 2); Victory Day (September 2nd); Victory Day (2 September); Victor in the Pacific day; Victory in the Pacifc day; Victory in the Pacifc; Victory over China Day; Victory over Korea Day; Victory over Vietnam Day; VJDay; Vjday; VJDAY; Surrender of the Japanese in the Dutch East Indies; Victory Day (China)
¦ noun the day (15 August) in 1945 on which Japan ceased fighting in the Second World War, or the day (2 September) when Japan formally surrendered.
Origin
VJ, abbrev. of Victory over Japan.
Examples of use of V-Day
1. V–Day accounts for about 16 percent of annual sales, according to Susan Fussell of the National Confectioners Association.
2. Ending violence against women and girls is the issue at the heart of V–Day, which has raised more than $35 million so far.
3. Card makers capitalise on ‘Anti–V–Day‘ movement Experts finally crack 18th century Valentine‘s puzzle Is love in the stars for you this Valentine‘s Day?
4. Created in 1''8 by Ensler, the author of "The Vagina Monologues," V–Day coincides with Valentine‘s Day and spotlights areas worldwide where women are experiencing violence.
5. Craig Luell, owner of A Las Vegas Garden of Love (five chapels, one location), expects to book about 150 couples for V–Day.