🎅Did you know that Russia celebrates New Year's Eve twice?🎅
The Russian New Year has a long history. On the eve of the holiday, we have prepared interesting facts for you about the traditions and symbols of the New Year, which will help you immerse yourself even more in the culture of the country.
Let's start our entertaining journey with a brief excursion into history. Was it interesting? Give us your "likes"❤️ and we will publish the second part about the symbols of the holiday.
🎅Did you know that Russia celebrates New Year's Eve twice?🎅
The Russian New Year has a long history. On the eve of the holiday, we have prepared interesting facts for you about the traditions and symbols of the New Year, which will help you immerse yourself even more in the culture of the country.
Let's start our entertaining journey with a brief excursion into history. Was it interesting? Give us your "likes"❤️ and we will publish the second part about the symbols of the holiday.
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