Ghostwriter
Christmas in Russia has gone through many changes. Christmas was banned as a religious holiday in 1929 and Christmas Trees were banned until 1935 when they turned into ‘New Year’ Trees. The focus in Russia is really on New Years.
While it is now legal to celebrate Christmas it is not a big holiday there. The religions are not typically the ones that have a Christian base.
This may prove a really good point. Where should Christmas truly be celebrated? I think my answer would be from the heart in the quiet way you show and share unconditional love. I bet that is how those who celebrate do it in Russia.
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Nice article, thanks for sharing.
Christmas is celebrated in Serbia at home, with family.For us, and everywhere in the world, it’s one of the biggest holidays.Of course, for those who celebrate it.
Christmas here in French Canada is celebrated with families and all their children. Plus there is usually a lot of snow which I just love contrary to most people.
Christmas is family holiday in all Ortodox communities. In Serbia, we celebrate it with our families and godfathers/godmothers which is completely different relations than everywhere in the world.