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First Day of Shavuot Dates. When is First Day of Shavuot in Germany?

Shavuot, sometimes known as the Festival of the Weeks, is a Jewish holiday to mark the end of the Counting of the Omer and the anniversary of the day when Jewish people received the Torah. In the table below, you will find when First Day of Shavuot is officially marked and celebrated in Germany over a span of 15 years.

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Year Day of the Week Date Name
2010 Wednesday May 19 First Day of Shavuot
2011 Wednesday June 8 First Day of Shavuot
2012 Sunday May 27 First Day of Shavuot
2013 Wednesday May 15 First Day of Shavuot
2014 Wednesday June 4 First Day of Shavuot
2015 Sunday May 24 First Day of Shavuot
2016 Sunday June 12 First Day of Shavuot
2017 Wednesday May 31 First Day of Shavuot
2018 Sunday May 20 First Day of Shavuot
2019 Sunday June 9 First Day of Shavuot
2020 Friday May 29 First Day of Shavuot
2021 Monday May 17 First Day of Shavuot
2022 Sunday June 5 First Day of Shavuot
2023 Friday May 26 First Day of Shavuot
2024 Wednesday June 12 First Day of Shavuot
2025 Monday June 2 First Day of Shavuot

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