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Germany And Christmas Trees. Which german christmas traditions are there? There is still a clear trend on the question of whether to have a real or artificial tree at christmas: That shows that a whopping 73% of german homes have their own christmas tree, which is always a real tree (only 22% put up a fake tree) and decorated with classic color. In the late 1800s, christmas tree production in germany was leading to mass deforestation, and several inventors stepped in to. Why do germans eat sausages and potato salad on christmas eve? Traditionally, the tree is put up and decorated on christmas eve, a family activity filled with anticipation and joy. Artificial christmas trees came about in germany as a solution to the mass deforestation real christmas trees caused. The practice spread throughout the country when johann wolfgang von goethe featured a christmas tree in his book the suffering of young werther. The christmas tree, or tannenbaum, is perhaps the most iconic symbol of german christmas. 43 percent of those surveyed said that they will be putting up a real christmas tree this year. In 17th century germany, more people started to decorate evergreens in honor of christ's birth and they eventually became known as christmas trees. Who invented christmas markets and christmas trees?

Who invented christmas markets and christmas trees? The christmas tree, or tannenbaum, is perhaps the most iconic symbol of german christmas. 43 percent of those surveyed said that they will be putting up a real christmas tree this year. In the late 1800s, christmas tree production in germany was leading to mass deforestation, and several inventors stepped in to. There is still a clear trend on the question of whether to have a real or artificial tree at christmas: In 17th century germany, more people started to decorate evergreens in honor of christ's birth and they eventually became known as christmas trees. The practice spread throughout the country when johann wolfgang von goethe featured a christmas tree in his book the suffering of young werther. Artificial christmas trees came about in germany as a solution to the mass deforestation real christmas trees caused. That shows that a whopping 73% of german homes have their own christmas tree, which is always a real tree (only 22% put up a fake tree) and decorated with classic color. Why do germans eat sausages and potato salad on christmas eve?

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Germany And Christmas Trees Why do germans eat sausages and potato salad on christmas eve? Why do germans eat sausages and potato salad on christmas eve? There is still a clear trend on the question of whether to have a real or artificial tree at christmas: Traditionally, the tree is put up and decorated on christmas eve, a family activity filled with anticipation and joy. In 17th century germany, more people started to decorate evergreens in honor of christ's birth and they eventually became known as christmas trees. The practice spread throughout the country when johann wolfgang von goethe featured a christmas tree in his book the suffering of young werther. The christmas tree, or tannenbaum, is perhaps the most iconic symbol of german christmas. Which german christmas traditions are there? Artificial christmas trees came about in germany as a solution to the mass deforestation real christmas trees caused. Who invented christmas markets and christmas trees? That shows that a whopping 73% of german homes have their own christmas tree, which is always a real tree (only 22% put up a fake tree) and decorated with classic color. In the late 1800s, christmas tree production in germany was leading to mass deforestation, and several inventors stepped in to. 43 percent of those surveyed said that they will be putting up a real christmas tree this year.