Maslenitsa
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Maslenitsa Festivals 9b Form
Мaslenitsa is a festival week which is connected with an exit of the winter and a coming of the spring.
Festival week Every day of this week has a particular meaning and people follow ancient traditions.
Monday On Monday everyone starts to cook pancakes, build snow palaces and make a straw doll.
Tuesday On Tuesday young people go skating. Then they return home to eat hot pancakes.
Wednesday On Wednesday relatives and friends visit each other. The head of the house is always glad to see everyone.
Thursday On Thursday people sing chastushki, traditional humorous songs, children take part in different competitions. Everyone forgets all problems.
Friday and Saturday On Friday and on Saturday relatives and friends visit each other again. The head of the house greets the guests warmly.
Sunday Sunday is the day to ask for forgiveness. people ask forgiveness. Everyone visits a sauna. A straw doll is burnt.
Symbols of Maslenitsa Sun Pancakes Winter Straw doll
Maslenitsa 2014 In 2014 Maslenitsa will be from 24th February to 2nd March. As usual, this holiday will be celebrated in city parks or in the city centre. Maslenitsa in Moscow Maslenitsa in St Petersburg
Literature and Sites http://ru.wikipedia.org http://tobemum.ru/interesnoe/na-nosu/ http://images.yandex.ru http://russiapedia.rt.com/of-russianorigin/maslenitsa/
The Cast: -Sergey Antonov -Vladimir Gromov -Vlada Zolotova -Ekaterina Kapalkina -Sergey Kontarev -Maria Knyazeva -Anastasia Orlova -Natalia Palchikovskaya
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