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  • – Ivan Kupala, or Midsummer Day, is one of the main pagan Russian holidays which was celebrated on the day of the summer solstice. With the adoption in Kiev Rus of Christianity, the Christian holiday of St. John the Baptist was added to this day, and the holiday began to be celebrated on June 24th.
    It is thought that we owe the source of Ivan Kupala Day to both eastern and western Slavs.
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  • Ivan Kupala Day or Kupala Night is enthusiastically celebrated in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus on the night of 7 July.
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  • Ivan Kupala Rituals in Russia. On that day people wore girths of flowers and wreaths of herbs. ... There was a rumor that at midnight fern starts to bloom.
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  • In learning about the Ivan Kupala Day holiday in Russia, you’re opening yourself up to some unique facets of Russian culture.
  • 1 Ivan Kupala Day is a unique holiday only celebrated in Russia. 2 Russian people have celebrated Ivan Kupala Day for thousands of years.
  • So, that is Russian jolly holiday named Ivan Kupala that you need to know about. On the off chance that you are visiting Russia this mid-year, this is a...
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  • 1 Ivan Kupala Day is a unique holiday only celebrated in Russia. ... 2 Russian people have celebrated Ivan Kupala Day foor thousands of years. NS.
  • Ivan Kupala, also known as Kupala Night or Kupala Day, is a traditional Slavic holiday celebrated in Ukraine, Russia , Belarus, Poland...
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  • And so the name of the holiday appeared, which is widespread today - the day of Ivan Kupala. However, the original date has been moved to July 7th.
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  • Ivan Kupala Day is definitely the most fun of all the Slavic holidays. It's celebrated on July 6th and 7th in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Poland.
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  • This dance is mystical. He depicts how the moon and sun emerge from the heavenly "gates". Fun and games for the holiday of Ivan Kupala. 1. Game "Tails".
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  • Ivan Kupala, or Midsummer Day, is one of the main pagan Russian holidays which was celebrated on the day of the summer solstice.
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