The inquiry centers on the prevalence and nature of Halloween celebrations in Germany. The focus is understanding to what extent, and in what manner, individuals and communities in Germany participate in traditions associated with the holiday, which originated from ancient Celtic harvest festivals and Samhain.
Observed on October 31st, the occasion involves customs like dressing in costumes, trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, and attending themed parties. Its adoption and adaptation in different cultures reflect varying degrees of engagement, influenced by local traditions, commercial interests, and cultural exchange. Understanding the specific practices provides insight into cultural adaptation and the global spread of holidays.
