Santa conquers Christmas with Soviet Technology.
Posted: 2006-07-11 08:13pm
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They had the Saint and a VERY strong Russian tradition of celebartion even after Communism. Find me present godless but goodheavy Santa in the bible yet so many American's Christian's celebrate the holiday.IRG CommandoJoe wrote: First off, why would the atheist Soviet Union produce a cartoon about the Christian St. Nicolaus? Did they de-Christianize the holiday of Christmas? Did they still refer to Nicolaus as a saint or revise that out of history?
Elka is not a Christmas tree, and placing the shining star above it is a common beauty even today. It had been "Christmas" tree before the Revolution, but it's "New Year Tree" now and nothing more. The red star was and is a common beauty for Elkas in the USSR/Russia - it's introduction in 1935, I believe, had political meaning, but in a few years it had lost it completely. The star became a tradition incorporated into the Elka beauties, just like placing small statues of Ded Moroz and Snegurochka under it so that they may bring their gifts.Also the Red Star atop the Christmas tree was hilarious.