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Amongst the forums smilies I found our Dutch Sinterklaas -->

 

However it's not really the right time of the year to tell you about our Dutch Sinterklaas, this smiley gave me the idea of opening this topic. I am sure that Armenians have lot's of traditions also and I would very much like to learn about them.

 

If anyone wants to read about our Dutch Sinterklaas tradition, here are some URL's with English info on the subject:

 

(OEPS, I only just discovered that he was born around 255 in Asia Minor, Turkey, in a Christian family... COULD HE HAVE BEEN AN ARMENIAN???????????

---> http://www.op.org/san-nicola/basilica/Snicola.htm

Illustration: http://www.hansonrefuge.com/SinterklaasRoom.htm

A picture of Sinterklaas and his horse: http://www.sinterklaas.nl/

http://www.thehollandring.com/truestory.htm

http://www.minbuza.nl/english/menu.asp?Key...d=257570,257589

http://www.fys.ruu.nl/~esn/utrecht/nl/sint.html

http://www.galactic-guide.com/articles/13R2.html

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