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[General] What did Santa Claus do during WWII? Did he use North Pole's impressive industrial strength to help one side or the other?

I mean, his name pretty much gives up his nationality. Was he a German Nationalist? Did he remain neutral?
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nikolaos, or saint nicholas, was bulgarian. He gave out secret gifts in the 4th century while he was still a bishop of Myra. As he grew sick of the excesses of the age, and the cruel people, he took followers with him northwards, stopping only when there was no other humans around. he spent the next few centuries crafting not just a home, but a lair, for himself and those that came with him.

Over the time, the beings that travelled with him aged, and loved, and died, whereas nikolaos did not. he did notice that the inbreeding made these people less human, shorter and with pointier ears. they were no longer man, not quite beast- elves, in short.

Nikolaos ventured out several times over the next few centuries, and sickened by the suffering he saw renounced God, at much the same time he was acknowledged as a saint- one of the great celestial ironies. He vowed to ignore the suffering of the world, and see only joy.

His lair was transformed bit by bit into a factory, producing toys and gifts for children around the world. Red was donned to be a shining beacon of hope and joy whenever it was witnessed.

War is of no consequence to Nikolaos, only preperation for the one day where he manages to end much of the suffering and pain of the world, and spread joy. No side was taken, for in war, there is only suffering. He stayed north, building presents, improving the sleigh, deaf to the pain, focussing only on that one day, his day- Christmas.