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- For the first time, the New Year celebration was scheduled for January 1 by order of the famous Caesar, more than 2000 years ago. - According to the Julian and Gregorian calendars, New Year's holidays coincide. - In Russia, the New Year holidays were set for January 1st by decree of Peter I. Before that, the New Year was celebrated on September 1st.
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That's really fascinating! It's interesting to see how the date for celebrating the New Year has evolved over the centuries 🀩 2001 $DEGEN
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