where it became a beloved Easter tradition. Enter the Easter Bunny The Easter Bunny's roots can also be traced to Germany, where it began as a folklore figure known as “Osterhase” or ...

The living history demonstration inside the restored 19th-century stone farmhouse was part of Easter On The Farm, a celebration of Pennsylvania German holiday traditions and folk culture held ...

Easter traditions follow the religious calendar ... If you really want to celebrate like a true German, let this list be your guide. 1. Eat something green Gründonnerstag - Maundy Thursday ...

Members of Germany's Sorbian community carry on the tradition of decorating Easter eggs SCHLEIFE, Germany -- Anke Hanusch dips her needle into dark blue wax and dots it precisely on a yellow-dyed ...

What began in the 1960s as a call for nuclear disarmament has since become a time-honoured Easter tradition in Germany. Though interest has ebbed and flowed over the years, the marches always ...

Here's what to expect during the four-day Easter holiday in Germany. Everyone knows the ... Watch the video below for more on Easter traditions across Europe.

But it is in the folk traditions of England and Germany that the figure of the hare is specifically connected to Easter. Accounts from the 1600s in Germany describe children hunting for Easter ...

In eastern part of Germany, the Sorbian community keeps alive the tradition of intricately decorating Easter eggs, a practice dating back to the Middle Ages. These eggs, adorned with wax using ...