P.S. It was made in the middle ages in our country during Lent. People came to their Mother church on that day and visited their relatives too.
In 1907 a woman called Anna Jarvis held a memorial for her Mother in May. That was in the USA. It caught on and the President declared it a holiday. However, in 1920 Anna became angry when it was used for commercial purposes just to make money.
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