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Posts Tagged ‘Ostern’

Easter Pack 2

Friday, April 22nd, 2011

“Easter Pack 2″ is a collection of 3 transcripts, each in their own PDF file. The pack is a ZIP file containing the 3 PDFs and is available from the AllThingsGerman Download Store.

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Easter Pack 1

Monday, March 29th, 2010

“Easter Pack 1″ is a collection of 4 transcripts, each in their own PDF file. The pack is a ZIP file containing the 4 PDFs and is available from the AllThingsGerman Download Store.

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Gründonnerstag

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

Gründonnerstag is the German name for Maundy Thursday.  It is the day before Karfreitag.

On this day, people go to Church to be freed of their sins in order to make a “clean” start for Easter, thus leading to one explanation of the name: the idea is that “green wood” is said to be fresh.

Another reason for the name may be that it is the end of the fasting season, and people used to eat mainly vegetables on this day.

It is a normal working day, although many people do take the day off to go away for a long weekend.

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