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Not just New Year: What holidays do Russians celebrate in January

Not just New Year: What holidays do Russians celebrate in January
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Not just New Year: What holidays do Russians celebrate in January?

Not just New Year: What holidays do Russians celebrate in January?
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Christmas - Windermere Sun-For Healthier/Happier/More Sustainable Living

Christmas - Windermere Sun-For Healthier/Happier/More Sustainable Living
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Christmas in Romania: Traditions, Celebrations, and History

The Christmas season in Romania begins on December 6, on Saint Nicholas’s day, and ends on January 7, with the celebration of Saint John. Despite the Orthodox population, they celebrate Christmas on December 25 instead of January 6.

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How to cook traditional Ukrainian Kutia dish for festive Christmas Eve dinner

On Christmas Eve, many Ukrainians will gather around a festive table featuring 12 meatless dishes — due to the Nativity Fast, practiced by Orthodox Christians prior to Christmas. Kutia (sweet wheat berry pudding) is a ritual dish to start the Christmas meal, following the strictest week of the Nativity Fast.

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