May Day and the baptism of Clovis

1 May is International Workers' Day, celebrated in 80+ countries. It arose from the 1886 Haymarket tragedy in Chicago, when workers fought for the 8-hour workday.

Around 501, Frankish king Clovis adopted Christianity and laid the foundations of France. The baptism of Clovis is the founding moment of the French nation.

5+0+1=6. Zero stands between five-freedom and one-leader — a pause between two forces. Their sum is six-harmony. The number of the peacemaker between two poles.

May 1 — International Workers' Day, tracing back to the 1886 Chicago strikes for the eight-hour workday.