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Madder - Marzanna |
| Posted by: Wioleta Pilecka Beata Kwiczak |
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People's habit of melting Marzanna - the symbol of the winter off. |
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Spring celebrations in Bulgaria |
| Posted by: Ivanka Toteva |
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Blagovets - Blagostina 25th March ...
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Easter - Merry Christmas |
| Posted by: Wioleta Pilecka Beata Kwiczak |
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NEVRUZ |
| Posted by: Erdal KURUTAŞ |
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NEVRUZ It is the festival for celebrating the coming of spring. The word “NEVRUZ” ... |
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Christmas |
| Posted by: Maria Kosińska |
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Christmas decorations in our school. |
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Marzanna |
| Posted by: Wioleta Pilecka Beata Kwiczak |
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Symbol off the winter in Poland is madder. Madder is a doll made of straw, paper, fabric or yarn remnants.
Every year children in Polish kindergartens and the earliest grades of primary school put together a Marzanna effigy during shop class. On the last day of winter, March 21th, they perform the rite under teacher supervision, typically at the nearest river bank or bridge. |
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8th of March |
| Posted by: Wioleta Pilecka Beata Kwiczak |
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On the 8thof March we celebrate the Women’s Day. Menpresent women, their mothers, wives, partners or friends with flowers and smallgifts. In Poland this holiday was popular during the PRL (Polish People’sRepublic) period. In the 80s flowers joined the most popular gifts. Initiallythese were carnations, and then tulips. Currently every year feminists organisedemonstrations ... |
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