The Coca-Cola company invented the modern image of Santa, with his red fur clothes with white trim. For years he’s been advertising the beverage. When Coke left Nazi Germany, the Nazis developed Fanta in its absence. And the motto “Santa drinks Fanta” caught on, despite the regime’s insistence on a religion of the state instead of traditional religion. After the war, when the brand was reabsorbed into Coca-Cola, an effort was made to denazify Germany. Including rebuilding association of Santa with Coca-Cola, burning advertising posters, and coloring books in piles along with Mein Kampf while driving their peppy BMW convertibles.