Christmas Forum: GERMAN NAME FOR SANTA

Posted by: JOHN (JK4OU@ThisIsToPreventSpam-315-RemoveThis.AOL.COM) on 19 Nov 2002 at 6:54:07 PM

I AM LOOKING FOR THE GERMAN NAME GIVEN TO WHAT NOW IS KNOW IN AMERICA AS "SANTA CLAUS". IF A HISTORY CAN BE GIVEN AS TO HOW THE NAME WAS GIVEN, THAT TOO, WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

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