jewish holidays

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jewish holidays

Saudi Arabia

1999
Describes how the culture of Saudi Arabia is reflected in its many festivals, including Eid al-Fit, Eid al-Adha, and the Jinadriyah National Festival.

New Zealand

1999
Describes how the culture of New Zealand is reflected in its many festivals and celebrations, including Waitangi Day, the Aotearoa Festival, and Golden Shears.

Ethiopia

1999
Describes how the culture of Ethiopia is reflected in its many festivals, including Ganna, Maskal, and the Victory of Adwa Day.

Czech Republic

1999
Describes how the culture of the Czech Republic is reflected in its many festivals, including the Prague Spring International Music Festival, the Chrudim Puppet Festival, and the Burning of the Witches.

Marta and the manger straw

a Christmas tradition from Poland
2005
At Christmas, Marta, a Polish girl, unhesitatingly breaks off pieces of her own blessed Nativity straw to share with her ill grandmother and other humble villagers, and in giving them away, her blessings return to her.

Argentina

1999
Describes how the culture of Argentina is reflected in its many festivals, including the National Gaucho Festival, Carnival, and the National Immigrant Festival.

New Year

1999
Describes how countries around the world traditionally celebrate the New Year, including rowdy parties, special feasts, and spiritual ceremonies and covering such countries as Brazil, China, and England.

Guinness book of Christmas

1984
Presents miscellaneous information about Christmas and Christmas events.

Jewish holidays in the spring

1994
Describes the five Jewish holidays that are celebrated in the springtime. Explains how each holiday relates to a special occurrence in Jewish history.

A world of holidays!

1993
Explores holidays and how they are celebrated in various parts of the world.

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