Saint Nicholas visits German children the night before Chirstmas.
The German ocean liner St. Louis embarked on a voyage in 1939 carrying over 900 Jewish refugees from Germany. The ship was turned away by both Cuba and the United States, forcing it to return to Europe. Some of the passengers were eventually accepted by the UK, France, and Belgium, while others ended up in countries that were later occupied by Nazi Germany. It is estimated that around a quarter of the passengers did not survive the Holocaust.
Barack Obama probably won that election based on his wretched amiability. The St. Bernard dogs are so good with children because of their amiability.
The countries included the First Republic of Austria (Austria) and the new nation of Czechoslovakia. Austria was forbidden by the Treaties of St. Germain and Versailles from forming a union with Germany.
Haiti, Martinique, St. Barts, and the French half of St. Marten are the most prominent.
Ask her out on a date first. Germans are very private people and if you go up to one and say, "Would you like to be my girlfriend," she'll probably laugh at you.You could say:Willst du mit mir zum Kino?Would you like you to go to a movie with me?Pronounced: VILL-ST DOO MIT MEER ZOOM KINO?
bc children used to put their shoes out and St. Nick would out money and gifts inside their shoes.
St. Nicholas of Myra was a Catholic bishop, was never married and had no children.
Sankt Nikolaus Typically celebrated on December 6th ( and he even looks like St. Nick...)
So old St. Nick can put presents in it for the children.
St. Nicholas was never married, and never had any children. He is, however, the patron saint of children.
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The name comes from German. It is the name of St. Nicholas (St. Nick). St. Nicholas was a kind, giving man who gave presents to the poor.
Santa is often referred to as St. Nick, so Nick (for Nicholas) would be his first name. The name Santa came from the German name of St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas was kind and gave presents to the poor, because he had a giving, kind heart.
St. Nikolas, the German equivalent of Santa Claus
December 6th, in hollandthey call it St. Nicholas Day, and it is a separate day from Christmas all together
St. Nick was born on March 18th
Yes, Nick is short for Nicholas.