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Om het nieuwe fascisme dat ook in Europa de kop opsteekt te begrijpen, moeten we niet alleen naar het verleden kijken, maar ook naar de materiële problemen van mensen en naar de risico’s van klimaatverandering, AI en de ongebreidelde concentratie van rijkdom en macht. Dit artikel is voor abonnees. Verder lezen? Lees en steun De Groene 3 maanden voor slechts €1 per maand.
Purim, the Jewish Festival of Lots, celebrates the freedom of Jews from persecution in Persia. The holiday falls during the Hebrew month of Adar, which on the Gregorian calendar is typically in late February or early March. This year it is in March, starting at sundown on March 6 and ending at sundown the following day. The story of Purim follows an intelligent Jewish woman named Esther, who was married to Persia’s king, Achashverosh.
Mardi Gras, known colloquially as Fat Tuesday or Carnival, is celebrated the day before Lent, the Christian fasting period that precedes Easter. This year, Mardi Gras falls on Feb. 21. Grand parties featuring lavish parades and fattening foods occur around the world, with the largest Mardi Gras parade in the United States held in New Orleans, Louisiana. Many other celebrations are held in cities influenced by French, Italian and German cultures.
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