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Was Santa Claus the original historical St. Nicholas?
No. St. Nicholas was part of the inspiration for Santa Claus.
What do dutch children do on December 5?
They celebrate "Sinterklaas-avond" (earlier version of the American Santa Claus). Usually with gifts and poems. Old bearded guy but skinnier than the American version.
What does the Spanish Santa Claus look like?
In Spain, children typically receive gifts from the Magi on January 6th rather than from a Santa Claus figure. However, the modern Santa Claus is also recognized in Spain, often depicted similarly to how he is in other countries with a red suit and white beard.
Who is shengda laoren?
Shengda Laoren is the Chinese version of Santa Claus.
What Homer Simpson wants to receive from Santa Claus?
Duff beer
Which Saint is an inspiration for Santa Claus?
St.Nichoalas. The reason why he is, is because he went around at night and gave the poor gold and money.
Did the Germans invent Santa Claus?
The Dutch Sinter Klaas, became the North American Santa Claus.
Where could a child find Santa Claus' address?
A child cannot find Santa Claus' real address because there isn't one. However, there are companies that will let a child write a letter to Santa Claus and also receive letters from Santa Claus.
What is the American name of Saint Nicholas?
Santa Claus
How do you say Mrs.Claus in French?
The french Santa Claus is actually a slightly older version of our St. Nick: Saint Nicholas therefore Mrs Claus would be Madame Nicholas also in some circles, especially among younger people Madame Claus (pronounced: "Clowse") is an accepted version
How many emails does Santa Claus receive each year?
no one. santa is FAKE.
Who created the American image of Santa Claus?
Thomas NastSanta or Saint Nicholas was found in Virgina giving people present on Christmas day.When the English invaded New Netherland, and it became English property, the Dutch people stayed in New Amsterdam and surroundings. So did the Dutch holiday of 'Sint Nicolaas'(Saint Nicolas), or 'Sinterklaas', and 'Sinteriklaas' became 'Santa Claus'. Santa Claus became the American icon of Christmas, and the holiday wasn't on the fifth of December anymore. Although, the modern version of Santa was mostly created by the German-American caricaturist Thomas Nast, who also created today's version of Uncle Sam.
