German Santa now also responds to children's letters in Ukrainian


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Ukrainian children can now receive answers in their native language when they send letters to Santa Claus at the St Nikolaus post office in south-western Germany. – Photo: 123rf

Ukrainian children can now receive answers in their native language when they send letters to Santa Claus at the St Nikolaus post office in south-western Germany.

St Nikolaus is a small village located in the German province of Saarland near the French border, and the only place in Germany to share a name with Saint Nicholas, the German name for Santa Claus.

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