德国节日及节日服装 German Festivals & Customs
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• May Day • May 1st • Maypole
– The young men of the village protect the town maypole so it is not stolen by the boys of neighboring towns
• German Labor Day
German Festivals & Customs
By: Soyoung Lee Russell Thomas Kate Reinhardt
Background
• In some areas of Germany there are as many as 16 legal holidays celebrated each year • Holidays are celebrated on a specified day
• Annual Event in Munich • From Late September until the 1st Sunday in October • Originated in 1810 as a celebration for the marriage of King Ludwig I to the Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen
• October 3 • Celebrated every year since 1990 • The first big celebration was held in Berlin but since then a different city has hosted each year
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Petecost 7th Sunday after Easter A day for family outings Traditional families decorate cars and front doors with fresh green twigs called “Maien”
• Celebrated along Rhine and Moselle RivBaidu Nhomakorabears • Popular tourist attractions
• Easter • The Easter Bunny originated in Germany • Some places in Germany have their own traditions • Bonfires are lit the evening before Easter Sunday to chase away the evil spirits of winter
• Popular in Bavaria • Folk Music • “Leonhardi-Fahrt”
• Performed every 10 years
– Last presented in 2000
• Traditional • Role casting is very specific