Muttertag - andere Länder, andere Bräuche

GNEDT/Kurier

ORFDokumente "Es gibt eine Hoffnung auf Morgen... 25 Jahre Menschen für Menschen". Am 16. Mai 1981 wettete Karlheinz Böhm in der Sendung "Wetten, dass...?", dass "nicht jeder dritte Zuschauer eine Mark, einen Franken oder sieben Schilling für Menschen

Simnel Cake

dapdAn Indian woman walks with her child ahead of Mothers Day, in Allahabad, India, Sunday, May 6, 2012. Mothers Day will be celebrated on May 13. (Foto:Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP/dapd)

EPAepa03114741 A girl scout decorates the floor of the Language Matyrs Memorial with flowers offered by thousands of people of all walks of life during the International Mother Language Day, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 21 February 2012. The nation pays tribute

dapdA Hindu priest performs rituals during Matatirtha Aunshi, or Mothers Day, at Matatirtha temple on the outskirts of Katmandu, Nepal, Saturday, April 21, 2012. Nepalese, whose mothers are deceased, pay homage to her soul by performing a holy bathing rit

EPAepa01726491 A musical group accompanies a family at the Garibaldi square in Mexico City, during the celebrations of Mothers Day, on 10 May 2009. Mexicans are celebrating less effusively, without kisses, hugging, reducing physical contact, following rec

EPAepa01725944 People watch and buy flowers on a market in Mexico City, Mexico, 10 May 2009, during the Mothers day celebration, which will be less effusive this years because of the advise of no kisses and not much physical contact to prevent the AH1N1 f

EPAepa01337781 A Japanese flower designer uses 2,000 carnations to make a present box for Mothers Day in front of an upscale jewelry store in Tokyos Ginza shopping district, Japan, 08 May 2008. The ribbon on the box says, With love always. Mothers Day is