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* … that “”'[[Es hat sich halt eröffnet]]”'”, a traditional 18th-century [[Christmas carol]] from [[Tyrol]] and [[Suebia]], imagines many angels tumbling from the gate of Heaven that opened ”(pictured)” ? <small>Source: several</small>

* … that “”'[[Es hat sich halt eröffnet]]”'”, a traditional 18th-century [[Christmas carol]] from [[Tyrol]] and [[Suebia]], imagines many angels tumbling from the gate of Heaven that opened ”(pictured)” ? <small>Source: several</small>

** ”Reviewed”: [[Template:Did you know nominations/Shuanglong Bridge|Shuanglong Bridge]]

** ”Reviewed”: to come

** ”Comment”: For Christmas Eve, ”’24 December”’. The angels, boys and girls, in somersaults, are mentioned in the first stanza, and the image comes close.

** ”Comment”: For Christmas Eve, ”’24 December”’. The angels, boys and girls, in somersaults, are mentioned in the first stanza, and the image comes close.

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Es hat sich halt eröffnet

• … that “Es hat sich halt eröffnet“, a traditional 18th-century Christmas carol from Tyrol and Suebia, imagines many angels tumbling from the gate of Heaven that opened (pictured) ? Source: several
  • Reviewed: Shuanglong Bridge
  • Comment: For Christmas Eve, 24 December. The angels, boys and girls, in somersaults, are mentioned in the first stanza, and the image comes close.

Gerda Arendt (talk) 21:59, 6 December 2025 (UTC).