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* I just wish that more history and background were added as I keep having crew who want to know more about him. -- [[User:JPB|JPB]] |
Revision as of 00:34, 10 August 2006
I can't stand it anymore! I wanna know; how do you pronounce this guy's name? Den-its? Dun-its? Doe-nuts? Something else I don't know and didn't list? -herbalsheila
- After a conversation with Jeremy a couple of months ago, this subject was raised. From what he told me it is pronounced Doe-nuts, or at least there are a fair few of us who have adopted that version. Jeremy would be the only person that could give you the offical and original version. -- Pdennett
- Jeremy said I was the first person to guess who Admiral Doenitz was named after. </end brag> -- Kevin Schram
- Dude, don't just leave us guessing, who was it? -- PDennett
- Admiral Karl Doentiz, head of the Nazi German U-boats, then promoted to head of the enitre Nazi Warfleet -- Kevin Schram
judahfawkes on the forum boards tells me its Dö·nitz: d oe(German schön)'n i(pit) ts. Is this correct? -herbalsheila
- Doe nits would be the closest I can type to the german pronounciation. My midwest accent makes it 'donuts'. and yes, I named him after the german admiral. :-P -- J Trout
- Yay for midwest accents! -- Kevin Schram
- I just wish that more history and background were added as I keep having crew who want to know more about him. -- JPB