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This document lists places in Germany including cities like Hamburg, Berlin, and Munich as well as smaller towns like Wernigerode which has a castle, many restaurants, and Germany's smallest house. It also mentions the Bode valley, Hasseröder holiday park, and Hexentanzplatz walking tours. For Munich, it provides more details noting it is a big city in southern Germany on the river Isar with sights like the Allianz Arena stadium and Alter Peter tower offering views of the city and Alps from its downtown area, especially during its popular Octoberfest folk festival held each autumn at Theresienwiese.
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Polish cuisine includes many traditional dishes such as cheesecake, apple pie, and gingerbread. Soups and broths also feature prominently, such as żurek, a sour rye soup. Dumplings like pierogi are another specialty, filled with meats, cheeses or other fillings. Overall, Polish cooking incorporates vegetables, grains, meats and traditional flavors like caraway and sauerkraut.
Pojęta
Typical Polish cuisine utilizes meat, vegetables like cabbage, potatoes, and sauces. Common dishes include beetroot soup, sour rye soup, stew made from cabbage and meat, dumplings, and kielbasa sausage. Main dishes often consist of meat like schnitzel served with potatoes, meatloaf, cabbage rolls stuffed with meat and rice, and dumplings filled with sauerkraut or fruit.
Jola szelest
This document describes several traditional Polish desserts:
Faworki are crisp, fried cookies shaped like bows that are eaten during carnival season. Galaretka is a gelatin dessert that must be served cold. Makowiec is a poppy seed cake that is a traditional Christmas Eve dish. Pączki are spherical yeast doughnuts often filled with jam or cheese. Sernik is a sweet cake with a creamy white cheese filling. Szarlotka is a tart made of cake and fruit, usually apples.
Jola szelest
This document describes several traditional Polish desserts:
Faworki are crisp, fried cookies shaped like bows that are eaten during carnival season. Galaretka is a gelatin dessert that must be served cold. Makowiec is a poppy seed cake that is a traditional Christmas Eve dish. Pączki are spherical yeast doughnuts often filled with jam or cheese. Sernik is a cheese cake. Szarlotka is a tart made of cake and fruit, usually apples.
Karolina warda
The document provides descriptions of several traditional Polish foods and dishes, including cheesecake, apple pie, gingerbread, broth, dumplings, gołąbki (cabbage rolls), kotlet mielony (meatballs), kaszanka (blood sausage), pyzy (potato dumplings), and bigos (sauerkraut stew). It discusses common ingredients and preparation methods for many of these dishes, which are an important part of Polish cuisine and culture.
Finland
The Mölkky game is a family-friendly game involving throwing a skittle at a grouping of numbered skittles. Players take turns throwing underhand to knock over skittles and score points based on the numbers of fallen skittles. The game is played until the first player reaches exactly 50 points, at which point the game ends.
Prezentacja pomniki lublina
Lublin is a city in eastern Poland located on the Lublin Upland. The name Lublin comes from the Polish word "lubla" meaning to like. Lublin is also home to the Polish handball team SPR Asseco BS Lublin. Poland is a country located in Central Europe on the Baltic Sea that gained sovereignty after World War I. It was an independent kingdom from 1025 to 1795 when it was partitioned before reestablishing as a democratic state and member of the European Union.
Outdoor games
Potato Players is an outdoor game where players stand in a circle and pass a ball back and forth like volleyball. If a player drops the ball or fails to hit it, they become "Potato" and sit in the center of the circle. Other players can then aim balls at seated players to try and hit them, but if a seated player catches the ball they are saved and can rejoin the circle. The game continues until one player has accumulated 5 penalty points from missing shots into a basket, at which point they are eliminated. The winner is the last player remaining with the fewest penalty points.
Russian folk game bat
Two boys were playing with a bat. One boy hit the ball very far. The other boy ran fast to try and catch the ball before it went too far.
Gorodki by drobalova and sakar
Gorodki is a traditional Russian sport that has been played for over two centuries. The goal of the game is to knock wooden sticks or "figures" out of a square area called a "city" using bats from certain distances. Players take turns throwing bats to knock over serial figures made of five small cylindrical sticks, with the goal of removing all 15 figures using as few throws as possible. The team or individual who completes all figures in the fewest attempts after three rounds is the winner. Rules dictate the use of wooden bats and specific stick figures laid out in the city area.
Małgorzata Pożarowska
This document summarizes various traditional Polish folk instruments categorized into string, wind, and percussion instruments. Some examples provided are the devil's violin, Podhale gęśliki (dulcimer), mazanki (three-string fiddle), bagpipes, woodwind instruments like the fujara pipe, and percussion instruments like drums, rattles, and knockers. The instruments are described in terms of their construction, origins, and typical regional usage.
Domra 1
The document discusses the domra, an ancient Russian national musical instrument. The domra is a string instrument made of wood through a difficult process that can take a master a year to produce around 40 instruments. There are two theories about the origin of the domra, but it is considered a uniquely Russian instrument that combines European and Asian influences. The domra is used as both an orchestral and solo instrument.
Horn
The horn is a straight wooden pipe instrument with five holes above and one below that produces a strong yet gentle sound ranging over a little more than an octave. Historically, horns were used by shepherds and at village dances and parties in Russia, with the earliest written accounts of the horn appearing in the 18th century and horn choirs existing in the late 19th century, and horns are now sometimes included in Russian folk orchestras.
Balalaika1
The balalaika is a Russian folk guitar with a triangular body shape and three strings. It evolved from similar Central Asian instruments and first appeared in Ukrainian documents in the 18th century. The balalaika was popular as a village instrument and was played by skomorokhs, musical jesters who satirized Russian society. While some believe its three sides represent the Holy Trinity, it was historically banned by the Russian Orthodox Church. Its triangular shape may have originated from peasants fashioning it from a pumpkin or from boat builders' woodworking skills during Tsar Peter I's rule.
Dutch instruments3
This document provides information about three traditional Dutch instruments: the draaiorgel (barrel organ), beiaard (carillon), and fanfare. It describes how each instrument works - the draaiorgel plays different notes as its wheel is turned to produce songs, the beiaard consists of many bells played from a church tower, and the fanfare is a group of portable instruments including drums, trumpets and saxophones played while marching. The document aims to educate readers on traditional Dutch music.
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