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Not Just Halloween. These Foreign Holidays Have Become Firmly Established in Poland.

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Just a few decades ago, few people in Poland had heard of Halloween, and Valentine's Day was primarily associated with American movies. Today, children dress up as ghosts, and lovers celebrate on February 14th. Foreign customs are becoming increasingly embedded in our calendars. Some we've adopted so naturally that we've almost forgotten where they came from.
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Just a few decades ago, few people in Poland had heard of Halloween, and Valentine's Day was primarily associated with American movies. Today, children dress up as ghosts, and lovers celebrate on February 14th. Foreign customs are becoming increasingly embedded in our calendars. Some we've adopted so naturally that we've almost forgotten where they came from.

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MamaDu.pl broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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