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Olga Jarrell
Apr 29, 2022
Back to the USSR: Советский праздник 1 мая
Скоро первое мая, а это для меня всегда одна ассоциация: первомайские демонстрации, флаги, знамёна и другие атрибуты этого...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 26, 2020
Новогодние салаты | New Year Salads
New Year celebration just isn’t right without traditional New Year salads. These are not light green salads, but mayonnaise-infused and...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 24, 2020
Рождественские и новогодние окрытки | Christmas and New Year Cards
Тради́ция отправля́ть поздрави́тельные откры́тки пришла́ в Росси́ю из Англии. Откры́тки с иллюстра́циями, кото́рые бы́ли в мо́де в конце́...
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Olga Jarrell
Jan 13, 2020
Старый Новый год | Old New Year
С 13 на 14 января в России отмечают старый Новый год — неофициальный, но любимый в народе праздник.
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 30, 2019
Почему Рождество в России 7 января, а не 25 декабря
Вы, скорее всего, знаете, что Рождество в России празднуют 7 января, а не 25 декабря, как во многих странах Европы и Америки. Вы видите,...
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Olga Jarrell
Aug 19, 2019
Яблочный Спас - народный праздник
С Яблочным Спа́сом! С днём я́блок!🍎🍏
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Крещение | Epiphany: January 19
19 января Русская православная церковь отмечает Крещение, день, когда Иоанн Креститель крестил Иисуса Христа в реке Иордан.
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Свя́точные гада́ния | Christmas Fortune Telling
January in Russia is the most magical and joyful time, full of hopes and expectations. At all times it has been treated as a border zone...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Рожде́ственская коля́дка «Ще́дрик» | Christmas Carol "Shchedryk"
"Shchedryk" (from Ukrainian «Щедрий вечiр», "Bountiful Evening") is a Ukrainian Christmas carol, which was arranged by composer and...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Коляда́ | Pagan Christmas Ritual
'Kolyada' is an ancient pagan winter ritual, which was later incorporated into Christmas. The word is still used in many modern Slavic...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Свя́тки | 12 Days of Christmas: January 7 - January 19
The Twelve Days of Christmas (Svyatki – Свя́тки) begin after Christmas and last until January 19, Epiphany Day. This period of Christmas...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Рождество | Christmas
Most of Russians are Orthodox Christians, and celebrate Christmas (Рождество́) on January 7th (according to the Gregorian calendar). In...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 28, 2015
Соче́льник | Christmas Eve: January 6
On Christmas Eve (Sochelnik – Соче́льник), the Christmas service in Russian Orthodox churches starts and lasts until early morning. On...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 27, 2015
Атрибуты новогоднего праздника | Attributes of New Year Celebration
Шампа́нское и икра́ | Champagne and Caviar While these items were in shorter supply during the Soviet period, it was then that they...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 15, 2015
Дед Мороз и Снегурочка | Grandfather Frost and Snow Maiden
Ded Moroz (Дед Моро́з) or Father Frost, the Slavic version of Santa Claus, is a symbol of the Russian winter and New Year’s holiday...
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Olga Jarrell
Dec 13, 2015
Ёлка. Новогодняя или рождественская? Christmas or New Year Tree?
Unlike Americans who think of a decorated holiday tree as a Christmas tree (рожде́ственская ёлка), Russians always call it a New Year...
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The American Russophile
Dec 10, 2015
Щелкунчик" Петра Ильича Чайковского. The Nutcracker by Peter Tchaikovsky
How could America get through the holiday season without the sparkling romantic music of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" (Rus....
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Olga Jarrell
Nov 28, 2015
Word of the day: чай
Introduced to Russia in the 17th century, tea has become one of the most popular beverages. Nowadays, it is considered the national...
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Olga Jarrell
Nov 20, 2015
Tea drinking tradition: РЕСТОРАН «РУССКИЙ САМОВАР» НА БРОДВЕЕ
‘Russian Samovar’ is a little Russian island one block away from Broadway, where culture and tradition stay untouched. Joseph Brodsky...
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Olga Jarrell
Nov 20, 2015
Tea drinking tradition: ПОДСТАКАННИК
The podstakannik (подстака́нник, literally means "thing under the glass") is a holder with a handle, most commonly made of metal that...
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