Take it from me a Russian we celebrate something like Christmas but its called novi gote we celebrate the New Year and we have a Geda Maros insted of santa and we do give each other presents but we tend to celebrate togetherness by dancing singing eating and much much more thing but if your question is '' do Russians celebrate Christmas'' my answer is ''something like that''
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Because Russian Orthodox Church still adheres to the old Julian calendar, which in our time falls behind the Gregorian calendar by 13 or 14 days.
Yes, they do. Russia's main religion is Russian Orthodox Christianity and they celebrate Christmas on the 7th and 8th of January.
It's called Rozhdestvo.
Yes, the Russians do celebrate Christmas.
On the 7th of January and they have Santa too.
* because they need more time to spend time with there family.
They go home and eat with there family.
coz there weird?? i dunnooo!!
Russian Christians are Orthodox; which means the celebrate Epiphany in January
Russia is Russian Orthodox a Christian sect and that is when they have Christmas. They don't have Christmas on December 25 because they don't belive in god
Due to a large number of Russian Population in Kazakhstan, they celebrate Eastern Orthodox Christmas January 7, according to the Julian Calendar.It is a Public Holiday in Kazakhstan.
Christians do celebrate Christmas Indian Muslim ANSWER Jehovah's Witnesses is a Christian denomination that does not celebrate Christmas.
Do we celebrate thanks on christmas?
Christian Celebrate Christmas...
Russians open their gifts on new years day, Santa Claus comes after new years eve. They don't celebrate Christmas, they celebrate new year.
Yes he did celebrate Christmas.
Peter does celebrate Christmas.
People in Russia celebrate Christmas(January 7) and New Year. Celebrating Christmas became much more popular after Soviet Union collapse. Before that most of Russian people were celebrating only New Year.
People in Russia celebrate Christmas(January 7) and New Year. Celebrating Christmas became much more popular after Soviet Union collapse. Before that most of Russian people were celebrating only New Year.
The Native Americans did not celebrate Christmas or Halloween. The early colonists did not celebrate Halloween either, and most did not celebrate Christmas.