Thomas and Susanne Jeromin are tree collectors. They live in Rinteln, Germany, where they decorated their 105 square feet house with over 100 Christmas trees, fairy lights, and around 16,000 ...

In 1848, the Illustrated London News published an engraving depicting Queen Victoria, Prince Albert (her German husband), and their children gathered around a beautifully decorated Christmas tree ...

Janine Massnick, a woman of Germany’s Slavic-speaking Sorbian ethnic minority, shows a traditional decorated Easter Egg at a ...

In 1848 the Illustrated London News published a drawing of the royal family celebrating around a decorated Christmas tree, a tradition that was reminiscent of Prince Albert's childhood in Germany.

C. They got rid of the smaller ones. 12. What is unique about the Jeromins’ largest tree? A. It is decorated with characters from the Star Wars films. B. It lights up by itself. C. It hangs from ...

The stalls sell complete nativity scenes, individual figures and everything you need to decorate ... German Christmas classics as well as international songs. Singing under the Christmas tree ...