Christmas in Russia
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Christmas in Russia

by Tomoya

Christmas in Russia

Christmas in Russia

You know when Christmas is, don’t you? Of course, it’s Dec. 25th. But in Russia, it is not. They celebrate Christmas on Jan. 7th. That is because the Russian Orthodox Church decides on its festival by the Julian calendar.

Almost all countries in the world use the Gregorian calendar and Christmas is decided on by it. So it makes a difference like this.

If you like Christmas very well, I think you had better go to Russia on Jan. 7th.


※ Now Russia celebrates on Dec. 25th, but it’s not common. The Main Christmas is on Jan. 7th.

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Dec 14, 2012
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new year
by: Yudai

I haven't known when Christmas is. It is similar to the New year. Japan's ner year is different to Chaina's one. Because Chaina have old calender.Chaina's new year is Februry, is called a old new year, "KYU SHOUGATHU".

Dec 09, 2012
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Russia celebrates Christmas on Jan. 7th
by: Gary Wolff

Wow, that's interesting, Tomoya.

One of my best friends from my childhood days has a birthday on Jan. 7th, so I'm sure she'll be delighted to learn this.

Thanks for sharing...

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