Christmas Under Fire

Christmas Fire is the propaganda of World War II created by the G. P.O Film Department under the direction of the Department of Information. It was released in 1941 to enable the United States to engage with Axis in Germany during the Second World War. According to Harry Wat coach, the purpose of this movie is to make Americans feel "discomfort when celebrating Christmas" (Sarah Street, 79). This movie reflected Christmas of 1940, occurred at the peak of the London electric shock.

Christmas, happy holidays, caring, and generosity will prevail, and the love of many people overcome a few hatred. Of course, the ideal embodied in this celebration is the most advanced. But why is Christmas attacked by people with many religious tendencies? Is there a reason for this criticism that this holiday may make Christ unhappy? These questions deserve consideration of all those who claim to worship God. If we do not mind what God likes, the answers to these questions will be invalid, as we do not care if our actions will harm him or not. But for those who want to please our creators who are really interested ... we should definitely read answers to these questionnaires

According to the US fire department, Christmas and the holiday season are "the time when the danger of fire in the winter increases", and Christmas and the holiday season celebrate the festival by decorating the house with the garlands and lights of the season. , It is possible to change the incidence and cause of candles, banners, fire. The Municipal Bureau of Alberta state announced that the candle-related fire increased by 140% during Christmas and the holiday season. . It states that the candlelights do not want to overturn or light the candle, assuming that they are safe, but in practice this can be done with candle feet.

In 1885, a hospital in Chicago was baked in a candle in a Christmas tree. In 1908, American insurers tried to enact a law prohibiting the use of candles in Christmas trees, as it caused many fires. But people are still using candles to light the Christmas tree, and there is more fire. In 1917, a candlelight of the Christmas tree occurred in New York and gave ideas to teenagers, Albert Sadacca. His family was from Spain and made a novel rattan bird cage. Albert thought of using a long series of lights and suggested that light bulbs be painted with vivid colors like red and green. In the next few years, he and his brothers formed the NOMA Electric which became a very famous name in Christmas light (my Christmas decoration actually has some old NOMA lights) !)