What about Halloween in the Czech Republic? Halloween is not an official holiday in the Czech Republic, and thus it is not a non-working day. More often than not, it is still viewed as a foreign celebration and the majority of Czechs (young and old) do not have any real connection to it.
Dr Brown explained that the word Halloween refers to the Feast of All Saints. The word itself is taken an older English term, “hallows,” meaning “holy”; and “e’en”, a truncation of the word evening, in reference to the Vigil of the feast. “So really, Halloween is the feast of the celebration of the feast of All Hallows’”, he
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The event, which is also known as Tomb Sweeping Day, draws Chinese people to literally sweep — and clean — the tombs of loved ones. The act is considered to be one of the most respectful acts
As with many holidays, Halloween is rooted in our agricultural past, marking the end of harvesttime and the beginning of the new year. The origin of Halloween and many of its customs can be traced to Samhain , an ancient pagan Celtic festival that is Gaelic for “summer’s end,” a day to bid good-bye to warmth and light.
The Czech Republic is certainly not alone in having more than one name, there are many nations that have both a geographical and political name: When referring to the French Republic, for example
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