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The German-speaking festival year in order, with the customs and the regions that keep them.
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Which festival is celebrated on 1 January in German-speaking countries?
Which festival is celebrated on 6 January in German-speaking countries?
Which festival is celebrated on 11 November in German-speaking countries?
Which festival is celebrated on 25 December?
Which festival is celebrated on 31 December?
Which Christian holiday falls on the Friday before Easter Sunday?
Which holiday is celebrated 39 days after Easter Sunday?
Children carry lanterns after dark, sing, and visit houses in November. Which festival is this?
Children place cleaned boots outside their doors for sweets. Which celebration is this?
Families color and hide eggs for children to find. Which festival is this?
People wear costumes and join parades before Lent. Which festival is this?
One candle is lit on each Sunday before Christmas. Which season is marked by this custom?
People exchange small lucky pigs and wish one another “Guten Rutsch.” Which celebration is this?
Which festival season uses this object?
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Which celebration uses this lucky object?
Which German word names this object?
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In which German-speaking city is Fasnacht known for drum and piccolo parades?
In which city is the Oktoberfest held every year?
In which city is Sechseläuten, including the burning of the Böögg, celebrated?
In which city is the Silvesterpfad New Year's Eve celebration held?
In which German city does Weiberfastnacht include women symbolically cutting men's ties?
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