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The document discusses various holidays and events celebrated in the Czech school calendar, including summer holidays from July to August, Christmas holidays in December and January, Easter in April, autumn holidays in October, Defence Day on June 1st, Halloween on October 31st, St. Nicholas Day on December 5th, New Year's Day on January 1st, and Carnival celebrations. It also mentions welcoming new students and the role of the Third Eye student association.
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1) The document describes the traditions and activities during Maslenitsa, a Russian religious and folk holiday celebrated the week before Great Lent.
2) Each day of the week-long celebration has its own traditions, such as building snow mountains on Monday, sledding down the mountains on Tuesday, visiting family to share pancakes on Wednesday and Thursday, and asking forgiveness from others in church on the final Sunday.
3) The festivities culminate on the last day with the burning of an effigy to symbolize the end of winter.
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In Slovenia, Christmas is celebrated through several traditions:
1) The main Christmas tree in Ljubljana is over 80 years old and stands at 22 meters tall with 27,000 lights.
2) Children receive presents on December 6th from Sv. Miklavz, a bishop figure who brings gifts in his basket.
3) Christmas Eve on December 24th involves making a Christmas tree, checking for gifts, and having a Christmas dinner before attending church services.
4) New Year's Eve and New Year's Day traditions include the figure of Dedek Mraz visiting with gifts on January 1st.
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1) The document describes the traditions and activities during Maslenitsa, a Russian religious and folk holiday celebrated the week before Great Lent.
2) Each day of the week-long celebration has its own traditions, such as building snow mountains on Monday, sledding down the mountains on Tuesday, visiting family to share pancakes on Wednesday and Thursday, and asking forgiveness from others in church on the final Sunday.
3) The festivities culminate on the last day with the burning of an effigy to symbolize the end of winter.
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In Slovenia, Christmas is celebrated through several traditions:
1) The main Christmas tree in Ljubljana is over 80 years old and stands at 22 meters tall with 27,000 lights.
2) Children receive presents on December 6th from Sv. Miklavz, a bishop figure who brings gifts in his basket.
3) Christmas Eve on December 24th involves making a Christmas tree, checking for gifts, and having a Christmas dinner before attending church services.
4) New Year's Eve and New Year's Day traditions include the figure of Dedek Mraz visiting with gifts on January 1st.
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The document provides information about holiday events and traditions that take place in December in Brioude, France, including:
- A Christmas market is held on December 12th or 13th where people can buy decorations and presents. It features beautiful lighting.
- On December 13th there is a Christmas concert called "A présent".
- Throughout December there are various events in the streets like carnivals, fireworks displays, and animations.
- Christmas Eve on December 24th features a Christmas fair and raffles.
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The document provides information about holiday events and traditions that take place in December in Brioude, France, including:
- A Christmas market is held on December 12th or 13th where people can buy decorations and presents. It features beautiful lighting.
- On December 13th there is a Christmas concert called "A présent".
- Throughout December there are various events in the streets like carnivals, fireworks displays, and animations.
- Christmas Eve on December 24th features a Christmas fair and raffles.
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