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Père Noël, the French counterpart of Santa Claus, has its origins in European traditions, particularly influenced by Saint Nicholas, a 4th-century Greek bishop known for his generosity. The modern figure of Père Noël evolved in the 19th century, incorporating elements from various folk traditions and local customs, including the celebration of Christmas. His image was further shaped by literature and popular culture, leading to the jolly figure we recognize today.

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