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Baboushka

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Baboushka
female Santa Claus on Feast of Epiphany. [Russ. Folklore: Walsh Classical, 50]
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Schools hold Christmas concerts before the start of the holidays which contain Christmas themes, relating stories of the Nativity, Santa Clause, the Befana or the Baboushka for instance.
Christmas in Malta by Claire Zammit Xuereb / Travel, recreation and leisure community
The performance is about a little girl called Baboushka who cleans her little Russian house all day long to stop herself from noticing how lonely and sad she is.
Marwood C of E Infants; CHRISTMAS IN SCHOOLS by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
St Paul's Church in Wales Primary School, Oakley Place, Grangetown, Cardiff, involved every pupil in productions of Cock-a-Doodle Christmas and Baboushka.
Curtains for Nativity tales by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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