How do Russians celebrate Christmas and New Year?
3 years ago
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Russia’s largest winter holiday is New Year’s Eve - not Christmas.
Russia is a secular country with an atheistic Soviet past, so December 31st brings all Russians together regardless of faith. People bid farewell to the outgoing year, greeting the coming one with a variety of games, rituals and decorations...
Let's dive in and explore Russia's New Year fairy tale!
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