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Harald96
2 years ago

This year, there have been many preferred Christmas markets since the beginning of November, mostly to give traders the chance to sell their goods before politics could then try to ban Christmas markets again. Such early Christmas markets were then probably sometimes called winter market. Of course, it is also Christmas markets, and I do not see any difference.

Sina1234567
2 years ago

In Cologne is a Christmas market that will become the winter market after Christmas.

ladida500
3 months ago
Reply to  Sina1234567

Cologne is lost

UbuRoi
2 years ago

Christmas or Christmas markets may only be available at the Advent season. It’s over.

Steffi914
2 years ago

What Christmas markets were renamed in winter markets? I don’t know one. Sounds like an invented problem for me.

ElektrikKlaus
2 years ago

It could be so easy.

Since many Christmas markets are now open until January, Christmas market simply no longer fits.

ladida500
3 months ago
Reply to  ElektrikKlaus

Yes, because Christmas markets start exactly to christmas, just stop after christmas again and not in autumn (instead of winter)

Rocker73
2 years ago

Christmas markets and winter markets are two pairs of shoes.

And that doesn’t happen either.

What are you doing here?

ladida500
3 months ago
Reply to  Rocker73

And that doesn’t happen either.

Yes.

Goodnight
2 years ago

Because one demonstrates great religious neutrality or political correctness.

It is so questionable that you must not say the head of the mohren or the gypsy carving without triggering artificial indignation.

lolEC0
2 years ago

Ritzi aua aua

Nelson100
2 years ago

I’m reading this for the first time.

Where have Christmas markets been renamed to “winter markets”?

ladida500
3 months ago
Reply to  Nelson100

Bochum, theremund, bottrop, duisburg, Essen, gelsenkirchen, oberhausen, valbert.

steefi
2 years ago

Big boom.