Santa Claus was a Turkish Dervish who in the middle ages traveled through Central and Northern Europe, giving gifts to children and claiming to be the re-incarnation of Greek St. Nicholas, who preached in the fourth century.
Au Moyen Age, un voyageur turc sillonna l’Europe centrale et septentrionale, distribuant des cadeaux aux enfants et se présentant comme la réincarnation du Saint Nicolas grec, évêque du IVe siècle.