Yes! The idea of Kris Kringle came to be long before the U.S.A. came around. Santa Claus came to be in the Western Europe countries and migrated to the Western Hemisphere.
No, they give presents for the New Year. For Christmas they go the churches (at night) and wish to each other peace and happiness.
I expect it is the same as in other countries.
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Russians call Christmas рождество or rozhdestvo.
Some Russians do put up trees for Christmas.
No Presents for Christmas was created on 1985-12-25.
Russians used the classic Christmas trees. They Might have differant Decotations and such... But it is still a plain Christmas tree.
Russians open their gifts on new years day, Santa Claus comes after new years eve. They don't celebrate Christmas, they celebrate new year.
1. You get presents. 2. The presents are amazing. 3. You get what you want after christmas. 4. When you see your grandparents after christmas you get even more presents
In England people do open presents on Christmas day, the day after father Christmas has come
Presents!
Actually, that depends on the reason a person celebrates Christmas. If it is celebrated for the presents, then it is true that Christmas would not be Christmas without them. If Christmas is celebrated for a deeper meaning, presents would not matter. Christmas would still be Christmas without them.
In Christmas.
They do not open their Christmas presents until January 6th.
you get your presents on Christmas eve