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The document discusses several traditional European carnivals and holidays, including Masopust, a traditional Czech Carnival celebrated in February that combines old fertility rites like driving out winter. Its origins and existence are well documented in early mythology and primitive drawings, with religious rites and rituals centered around masks, dance, and processions. Wearing disguises and assuming different roles is a human desire as old as humanity itself.
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