Why do Danes celebrate Morten's Aften - Martin's Eve - by eating geese? And who was Martin of Tours, who is celebrated on that day? 
 
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Why do Danes celebrate Morten's Aften - Martin's Eve - by eating geese? And who was Martin of Tours, who is celebrated on that day? For suggestions for future podcast topics, please write to restlesstimesinhistory@gmail.com Follow on Instagram

Why do Danes celebrate Morten's Aften - Martin's Eve - by eating geese? And who was Martin of Tours, who is celebrated on that day?&nbsp;
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The origins of geese on Martin’s Eve - history and legend boiled in a dish

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