Maslenitsa рабенау вика 5г гимназия 196 г.санкт петербург учитель крылова анастасия николаевна
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Maslenitsa is a Russian festival celebrated every year where people make and eat pancakes, shop for foods like jam and milk products, and burn effigies to symbolically send off winter while dressing up and decorating their homes.
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