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- A Schlachtfest is the German term for the ritual or ceremonial slaughter of an animal, which is often followed by feast. Today, it usually refers to the...
- of a colony), the Kreppelfest, the Strudelfest, the Füllselfest, the Schlachtfest (also promoted by its Spanish name Fiesta de la Carneada), the Fiesta...
- cabezudos and Vejigante. In traditional Germanic communities a public Schlachtfest (of a pig) is announced by hanging the pig's inflated bladder in front...
- over the winter. The season for Stippgrütze begins with the traditional Schlachtfest or country feast in October or November, when the pigs are slaughtered...
- theory insists that saumagen has always been the highlight of each local Schlachtfest in the Palatinate region, a festival that involved the ceremonial slaughter...
- culture to this day and organize different festivals (Kerb, Kreppelfest, Schlachtfest, etc.) in which they welcome the rest of the country's po****tion. The...
- featuring silhouettes of flora and fauna. In 2008 she contributed to Schlachtfest Session II, an album also featuring John Tchicai, Hans Joachim Irmler...
- Cranach the Elder: Portrait of a young man in a hat, 1521 Adriaen Brouwer: Schlachtfest, c 1630-40 Carel Fabritius: The Sentry, 1654 Jean-Baptiste Oudry: Clara...
- heilige Kühe herum, d**** man vor lauter Kühen nichts mehr sieht. Das Schlachtfest wird grandios werden. Die Messer sind gewetzt. Und unter den Schlächtern...
- Füllsel festival, a type of bread pudding, takes place, in addition to the Schlachtfest or meat festival. Likewise, every year each of the colonies celebrates...