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Totensonntag (German: [ˈtoːtn̩zɔntaːk] ,
Sunday of the Dead), also
called Ewigkeitssonntag (Eternity Sunday) or Totenfest, is a
Protestant religious holiday...
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Brigade covered Bardia and the Sollum–Halfaya positions. On 23 November,
Totensonntag (Sunday of the Dead to the Germans) the 15th
Panzer Division moved southwards...
- holiday) All Souls' Day (in
Lower Saxony and the Saarland)
Volkstrauertag Totensonntag (the last
Sunday of the
Protestant liturgical year)
Christmas Eve (beginning...
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faithful departed. Additionally, dead are
remembered on the
feast of
Totensonntag (Totenfest), the last
Sunday before Advent. It was
introduced in 1816...
- people)
Reformation Day All Saints' Day
Solemnity of
Christ the King
Totensonntag Feast of the
Immaculate Conception Solemnity of All
Saints Ashura (Day...
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Festival Chuseok Día de
Muertos Gai
Jatra Pitru Paksha Qingming Festival Totensonntag Zhōng yuán jié
Parade of Lost
Souls Veneration of the Dead
Death anniversary...
- (Eastern Christianity)
Frequency Annual Related to
Saints Allhallowtide (Halloween 31 October, All Souls' Day 2 November) Day of the Dead
Totensonntag...
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November Day of
Repentance and
Prayer Buß- und
Bettag Wednesday before Totensonntag.
Originally a
Protestant feast day, it was
demoted as an
official holiday...
- that right-wing
German veterans shunned their offers to parti****te in
Totensonntag ("Day of the Dead") as
German conservatives did not wish to
honor the...
- Presbyterian,
Congregationalist denominations),
votive candles are lit
during Totensonntag, a holy day that
commemorates the
faithful departed.
During all the Middle...
