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Actually, We Dutch kids celebrate Christmas on December 6th. It's not even called Christmas. We call it St. Nicholas Day. We put out our shoes the night before, and while we are asleep, Sinterklaas comes riding over over the rooftops on his white horse with Black Pete. Hope that helps!

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