Historians disagree on the origin of April Fools' Day but here's one of the most popular theories:
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In the 16th century when they switched from the old Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar, New Years was moved from around April 1st to January 1st.
People who were not notified of the change, or refused to recognize the new calendar, were o...
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