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Krampus!

Now I know what I would like to do next year on St. Nicholas!

drinking, dressing up as Krampus, children hit. This seems like a nice holiday parade, right?

From Wikipedia:

Der Krampus ist im ostalpenländischen Adventsbrauchtum sowie in Ungarn , Tschechien , Teilen des außeralpinen Norditalien und Teilen Kroatiens eine Schreckgestalt in Begleitung des Heiligen Nikolaus .

Während der Nikolaus die braven Kinder beschenkt, werden die unartigen vom Krampus bestraft. Der Krampus ähnelt somit in der Funktion dem Knecht Ruprecht , es bestehen aber Unterschiede zwischen beiden Figuren: Während Knecht Ruprecht einzeln auftritt, treten die Krampusse meist in größeren Gruppen auf. Die Gruppe aus Nikolaus, Krampus and other companions called Pass.

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In many villages and towns there are still moves Krampus, Krampus Disguised as a draw in which a loud noise of their bells in the streets to scare passers-by. They shall also use their long tail. The Tuifltratzen ( Tirol ) or Kramperltratzn ( Bavarian mattresses irritate, frozzeln ' ^[2] ), in parts of Austria: obdt Kramperlstauben . dust , supply, drive away ') In some places, is a test of courage the children of the area, trying to tempt the Krampus, without getting caught or beaten.

Devil's day is the 5th December, during the feast of St. Nicholas on the 6th December (Nikolotag) falls, but both figures usually appear together on the evening of 5 December, but partly also on 6 December.