Pan-Slavists celebrated the Nativity of Christ with carols, theater and fortune-telling
On January 7, representatives of the Pan-Slavic Youth Association held a tea party, during which they remembered Russian carols and patriotic songs. To the accompaniment of the talented guitarist and performer Artyom Ragozin, “Good evening to you”, “Nova joy”, “Oh, not evening”, “Kosovo front” were performed. Before the revolution came in 1917, the main Russian holiday was considered the Nativity of Christ - the birth of a new light, a new life and a new joy.