Wo Ostern als Feiertag gefeiert wird

Von vladgrinch

14 Kommentare

  1. I feel like the only reason Easter isn’t observed as a federal holiday in the US is because it always falls on a sunday and the federal government is already closed anyway.

    I’m not sure if „federal holiday“ translates to other countries very well. It just means that the federal government employees have the day off. It doesn’t mean that Easter isn’t recognized as a holiday or anything like that. The purpose of „federal holiday“ is to note when that level of government will be unavailable during regular business hours.

  2. Peacock_Feather6 on

    Uruguay 🇺🇾 is a breath of fresh air in the Western world. A true secular republic.

  3. Miami_Mice2087 on

    Everywhere I’ve lived in America, if I get off for spring holidays, it’s for Passover, not Easter.

    I’m a pagan, I don’t care why, I’m just glad I get time off. When’s groundhog day?

  4. hinterstoisser on

    Good Friday is observed as a holiday in schools and most government offices in India

  5. Uruguay „officially“ doesn’t celebrate easter, instead they have an official holiday that *just happens* to coincide exactly with Easter

    They also do the same for Christmas and Epiphany/Three Kings Day

  6. Sophroniskos on

    In Switzerland it depends on the Canton (state). There is only one federal holiday which is the national day

  7. __Tornado__ on

    The map is wrong. Easter is a national holiday in Egypt and it’s combined with ShamElNeseem, a 3,000 year old celebration that we celebrate till today.

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