Thanksgiving, an American holiday associated with turkey, and a pumpkin pie, is a holiday which memorizes an event from 1621 when Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians feasted together for three days to celebrate the autumn harvest. Proclaimed as a national holiday just over 200 years later by the President of USA Abraham Lincoln until this day is held each fourth Thursday of November. But did you know that not only US celebrates Thanksgiving Day? Here are some other countries that do: Germany (on first Sunday of October) Octoberfest celebration (Source) In Germany, the so-called Oktoberfest is held to celebrate the harvest. Celebrated both in cities and cottages is one of the best known German holidays. Nowadays it is associated with a beer festival. It is a great time to visit Germany and see traditional clothes and colorful festivities. Canada (second Monday of October) Canadian Thanksgiving Day has its origin from an English explorer Martin Fro...