Does your nation celebrate Christmas?

[Kashuna]

Very limited, and only as form of cultural appriciation as christianity is practiced by only a small minority of people within our realm.

[Aqualium]

Does your nation celebrate Christmas?

Yes we do for sure

[Great Celestial China]

We celebrate Celestial Chinese New Year, which is close enough to Christmas in terms of jolliness, presents, and, well, celebration in general. It is also quite close in terms of the dates.

In other words, we celebrate the Asian version without a fat red man riding on a sleigh

[Alinghi Federal-Democratic Republic]

In Alinghi Federal-Demcoratic Republic, Christmas is a Confederal Holiday, but is rare to find religious referiments, except for some chirstmas' songs.

[Bruke]

Yes. In fact we have two Christmases: one for the Protestants and Catholics and another for the Orthodox.

[Krumolia]

Kind of. Christmas is recognised as holiday on a federal level. However, the majority of the population is either Sikh or Buddhist with Christians accounting for less than 5% of believers.

[The Slytherin]

Yes, we do. But it isn’t treated like a strictly religious holiday. Think about how the US does Christmas.

[New Doltania]

We are a Christian majority nation, so yes! It is even a national holiday.

[Juvencus]

As Juvencus is majority Catholic Christian, with sizeable Christian Orthodox and Protestant minorities, it does.

[Massena]

Massena being a largely Judeo-Christian society, the Mass of Christ, also known as Christmas, is one of the most important holidays in the country, if not the most important.

[Black Metal Hellscape]

No, in the Hellscape the birthday of Bileloch is celebrated. This tradition is over 24,000 years old.

[Earth-Sol]

Christmas is celebrated throughout the Commonwealth with glee, being seen as an important holiday with a long valuable history. Depending on region and planet, the specific day it is celebrated and vary wildly, but if applicable, it usually is celebrated during the winter season due it its long history of association with it.

[The Atlantean Islands]

Christmas is celebrated in Atlantis, from early-mid November to early-mid January.

[The Great-German Empire]

Most Germans do indeed celebrate Christmas.

[Pavonistade]

Christmas is celebrated only by a tiny Christian minority in Pavonistade (or by Christian tourists), but is perfectly legal.

[The Chris Empire]

Yes Christos celebrates Christmas, along with any other festivities during the month of December. We refer to all the festivities as The Holliday Season.

During the Holliday season a national Santa is chosen for the nation. He represents the Holliday season. His successor is chosen when the National Santa Claus decides to retire or passes away.

[The Provincial Union of the Pacific]

Very heavily but not as intense of gift giving as other nations, it's more about the sentimentality

[Xuyang]

We do, but it's more of a public holiday than anything else.

[Greater Gilead]

We definitely do, it's a holiday for reflecting on the birth of Christ.

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[Radiatia]

No, but because other countries do and Radiatia tends to manufacture and export a lot of consumer goods that become Christmas presents in other countries, factory owners tend to celebrate Christmas in terms of the large amount of money they make from it.

[Statecapistan]

We have our own twist to it, yes. It is a national holiday and known to most as just a Winter Solstice celebration. However, it is the few times the religious are allowed to congregate as we are a state atheist nation, and so you'll see our Christians celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, Jews Hanukkah, those of African heritage Kwanzaa, pagans with their various traditions celebrating Yule and others... it is a very good arrangement and it's a national holiday for the government employees as well.

Which means you'd see high-ranking officials partying with Statecapistani citizens. It brings trust and unity. Happy holidays from Statecapistan to every nation in the world!

[Durradon]

Very much so.

[Grossteutschland]

Yes, true Christmas.

[Sharko Federation]

Christmas is not celebrated at a national level in Eastern Gaau at all. The number of people adhering to Christianity is nearly nonexistent (the same for most non Emperor-worshipping religions).

The small number of people who are Christians (mostly expatriates or defectors) do celebrate Christmas, although these ceremonies are usually private due to the backlash that could ensue if one practices their religion in public, as it is illegal to practice any religions except the worship of the Emperor in public.

[Maalemzya]

As a Muslim country, Maalemzya doesn’t celebrate Christmas. However, Christian minorities are allowed to celebrate it.