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This document discusses the key details of Christmas, including who celebrates it (Christianity people), why it is celebrated (to commemorate the birth of Jesus on December 25th), and how it is traditionally celebrated (with snow, lights on trees, special family dinners at home, and children playing in the snow outdoors).
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Christmas is celebrated on December 25th by Christians around the world to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is traditionally a time for families and children to decorate trees with lights, have special dinners together at home, and for children to play in the snow.
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Germany celebrates Christmas starting in late November with the four Advent Sundays where they light another candle each week. On December 6th, children put their shoes outside hoping Sankt Nikolaus will fill them with treats if they were good or birch switches if they were bad. Families decorate trees on the 23rd and exchange gifts on Christmas Eve after church, when children perform for Santa Claus before opening presents under the tree and sharing a family meal.
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Advent is the four-week period before Christmas where families in Slovenia light candles on wreaths each Sunday. They celebrate Christmas on December 24th by attending midnight mass and exchanging gifts. Traditional Christmas customs include decorating pine trees with ornaments, making nativity scenes, and baking potica, a walnut cake. The three figures that distribute gifts are Miklavž/St. Nicholas on December 6th, Božiček/Santa Claus on December 24th, and Dedek Mraz/Grandfather Frost before New Year's Day.
Christmas in Germany
In Germany, Christmas is celebrated from December 6th with St. Nikolaus Day through January 6th with Three Kings Day. Some German Christmas traditions include decorating Christmas trees, singing carols like "Silent Night" and "O Christmas Tree", shopping and listening to music at Christmas markets, and having Christmas dinner which often includes goose, dumplings, red cabbage, and baked apples. Germans also enjoy making gingerbread houses and eating cookies and cakes like Lebkuchen and Stollen during the holiday season.
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Germans consider Christmas, or Weihnachten, to be the most important holiday. The Christmas season begins on the first Sunday of Advent and involves baking traditional foods like stollen and Christmas cookies. Germans celebrate St. Nicholas Day on December 6th, when children leave shoes outside hoping St. Nicholas will fill them with gifts. Christmas Eve is celebrated as a family holiday that usually involves a special meal and attending church services before exchanging gifts. December 25th and 26th are celebrated as quiet family holidays, with traditional meals like goose and visits with extended family.
Christmas in Germany
Christmas is celebrated in Germany on December 25th. Some German Christmas traditions include decorating Christmas trees, which originated in Germany, celebrating St. Nicholas Day on December 6th, and visiting Christmas markets for shopping, food, and entertainment. Popular Christmas foods in Germany include roast goose, pork, carp, gingerbread, and marzipan.
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Advent calendars and wreaths are important traditions in Germany during Advent leading up to Christmas. Germans also enjoy visiting Christmas markets, where various foods and decorations like glass ornaments are sold. Christmas trees hold special significance as well, often being decorated in secret by mothers, and brought indoors on Christmas Eve to read the Bible and sing carols by. The main presents are delivered on December 24th by either Santa Claus, Father Christmas, or Christkind, depending on the region of Germany.
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Easter in Sweden lasts from Holy Thursday until Easter Monday. Children dress up as Easter Witches and visit homes in search of candy, similar to Halloween. Houses are decorated with birch branches, feathers, and painted eggs, which families paint by hand at home. It is common for an egg hunt to take place on Easter Sunday afternoon, with traditions tracing back to medieval times when witches were believed to hold meetings on Blåkull island, accessible only by broomstick.
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Germany celebrates Christmas starting in late November with the four Advent Sundays where they light another candle each week. On December 6th, children put their shoes outside hoping Sankt Nikolaus will fill them with treats if they were good or birch switches if they were bad. Families decorate trees on the 23rd and exchange gifts on Christmas Eve after church, when children perform for Santa Claus before opening presents under the tree and sharing a family meal.
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Advent is the four-week period before Christmas where families in Slovenia light candles on wreaths each Sunday. They celebrate Christmas on December 24th by attending midnight mass and exchanging gifts. Traditional Christmas customs include decorating pine trees with ornaments, making nativity scenes, and baking potica, a walnut cake. The three figures that distribute gifts are Miklavž/St. Nicholas on December 6th, Božiček/Santa Claus on December 24th, and Dedek Mraz/Grandfather Frost before New Year's Day.
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Germans consider Christmas, or Weihnachten, to be the most important holiday. The Christmas season begins on the first Sunday of Advent and involves baking traditional foods like stollen and Christmas cookies. Germans celebrate St. Nicholas Day on December 6th, when children leave shoes outside hoping St. Nicholas will fill them with gifts. Christmas Eve is celebrated as a family holiday that usually involves a special meal and attending church services before exchanging gifts. December 25th and 26th are celebrated as quiet family holidays, with traditional meals like goose and visits with extended family.
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- 3. Its the most important celebration of Christianity.
- 4. In chritsmas we celebrate Chritsmas (christianity people)
- 5. Because 25th of December we always celebrate Jesus was borned
- 6. The chritsmas day is the 25th of December
- 7. Chritsmas day is whit snow and lights arund the trees there are specials dinners and all the people stay in family
- 8. Most of the people usually stay at home but the childrens go out to play with the snow