North Polish. 乁( ◔ ౪◔)ㄏ Ba dum tss.

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Hungarian
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_of_Tours
There can only be one.

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+1

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St. Nicholas, the man Santa Claus is based on was a Turkish nobleman.

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Happy Cake day!

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Thank you xD

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ROMAN NOT TURKISH

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Patara was actually in Greece back then, what I meant is that it is Turkey now.

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yes but he is not turkish

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He's as Turkish as he is Roman :-P

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No.

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Born 15 March 270[1]
Patara, Roman Empire
Died 6 December 343 (aged 73)
Myra, Roman Empire

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Relevant? :D

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Santa Claus is a derivation of "Saint Nicholas" (Sanctus Nicolaus), a 4th-century Turkish Christian saint who had an habit of giving gifts.

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:o.

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There was no Turkey during 4th century, but he was from Caesarea (Cappadocia) which is Turkish today, not back then.

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+1, he lived in what is Turkey today. Anatolia :)

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One problem... It was Roman empire at the 4th cent. learn some history "Turkish Christian"...

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that's just for the english version

usually countries call it old man christmas or father christmas or whatever

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Happy cake day!! And he is definitely from Australia, he told me the other day in a pub.

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he isn't to me..oh wait

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He is from Coca-coland! :P

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so Atlanta

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As long as it's an American city, it's fine to me. x)

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Sorry to disappoint you, but the USA didnt existed back then :D

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bump!

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He's from Santander?

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Romios

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Afro America.

Black Santa is the true Santa.
My grandparents have such a huge collection of black Santa figurines, wish I had a pic to show ya.

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Bump you verry much!
He comes from the town where i live, there are plenty of them here...

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My nationality.

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And that's the realest answer. Happy cakeday!

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north pole, anyone saying different is a racist

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HE IS ROMAN FROM THE ROMAN EMPIRE

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Actually we are both wrong! Father Christmas/Santa Claus=St. Nicholas was Greek from Asia Minor (now south west Turkey). Look it up.

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Born 15 March 270[1]
Patara, Roman Empire
Died 6 December 343 (aged 73)
Myra, Roman Empire

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The Greeks consider themselves Roman

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and I consider myself pretty - doesn't mean I am now does it :)

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and that is why people should avoid using Wikipedia for research - just because the Roman Empire was currently holding onto a place, and called it part of their Empire, does not mean the people there were Roman - parts of Britain became part of the Roman empire - but they were never Roman ! :P (and don't shout, it's rude :)

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The British were barbarians

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you mean are surely :) - being a barbarian after all is something that Greek, Roman, American, Chile... Come to think of it ALL empires at one point or another have been barbaric, or suffered from a Dictatorship - and continue to be so in their own little way :P

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okey you win.

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Bump!

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not mine, I have been bad

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He's from some Western country, does it really matter which? ;) He surely holds residence in all of them.

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He's an elf slave trader so just wait for the uprising and bloodshed.

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this made me laugh :D

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I'd like to think he is from Westeros and he just tells all the elves that "winter is coming"

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The season of giving never ends!

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He is from Mexico

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No, Jesus is the one with the Mexican name.

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kindness!

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ba bump

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