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THE NAME, EVERYONE KNOWS THE STORY OF THIS BRINGER OF GIFTS.
OR DO THEY?
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The progenitor of the modern American Santa was born in the Mediterranean during the Roman Empire, his legend evolved across northern Europe, and he finally assumed his now-familiar form on the shores of the New World.
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Every December 6, the faithful celebrate St. Nicholas Day in cities all over the world. Images of St. Nicholas vary considerably, but none of them look much like the red-cheeked, white-bearded old man seen everywhere today.
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From bishop to gift giver
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The North Pole-dwelling bringer of Christmas gifts
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The original saint was a Greek born
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Nicholas was neither fat nor jolly
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Nicholas rose to prominence among the saints because he was the patron of so many groups. By about 1200, explained University of Manitoba historian Gerry Bowler, author of Santa Claus: A Biography, he became known as a patron of children.
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Nicholas rose to prominence among the saints because he was the patron of so many groups. By about 1200, explained University of Manitoba historian Gerry Bowler, author of Santa Claus: A Biography, he became known as a patron of children.
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Nicholas rose to prominence among the saints because he was the patron of so many groups. By about 1200, explained University of Manitoba historian Gerry Bowler, author of Santa Claus: A Biography, he became known as a patron of children.
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Nicholas rose to prominence among the saints because he was the patron of so many groups. By about 1200, explained University of Manitoba historian Gerry Bowler, author of Santa Claus: A Biography, he became known as a patron of children.
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IN THE NETHERLANDS, KIDS AND FAMILIES SIMPLY REFUSED TO GIVE UP ST. NICHOLAS AS A GIFT BRINGER. THEY BROUGHT SINTERKLAAS WITH THEM TO NEW WORLD COLONIES, WHERE THE LEGENDS OF THE SHAGGY AND SCARY GERMANIC GIFT BRINGERS ALSO ENDURED.
In the Netherlands, kids and families simply refused to give up St. Nicholas as a gift bringer. They brought Sinterklaas with them to New World colonies, where the legends of the shaggy and scary Germanic gift bringers also endured.

But in early America Christmas wasn't much like the modern holiday.
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