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'''Rudolf Donitz''' was [[Hans Donitz]]'s father and [[Werner Donitz]]'s grandfather. |
'''Rudolf Donitz''' was [[Hans Donitz]]'s father and [[Werner Donitz]]'s grandfather. |
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+ | Rudolf and his brothers ([[Walter Donitz|Walter]], [[Joachim Donitz|Joachim]], and [[Friedrich Donitz|Friedrich]]) fought in separate branches of the Nazi army in WWII. Rudolf fought in Berlin as a member of the Waffen SS and surrendered to the Russians. He and Walter survived the war. |
Werner felt lingering shame for the fact that his grand-relatives were Nazis, and admitted to [[Pomson]] that was part of the reason he didn't feel worthy to propose to her. Pomson assured him that she didn't care what his ancestors did. (''[[the Disease]]'') |
Werner felt lingering shame for the fact that his grand-relatives were Nazis, and admitted to [[Pomson]] that was part of the reason he didn't feel worthy to propose to her. Pomson assured him that she didn't care what his ancestors did. (''[[the Disease]]'') |
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Revision as of 16:28, 3 June 2019
Rudolf Donitz was Hans Donitz's father and Werner Donitz's grandfather.
Rudolf and his brothers (Walter, Joachim, and Friedrich) fought in separate branches of the Nazi army in WWII. Rudolf fought in Berlin as a member of the Waffen SS and surrendered to the Russians. He and Walter survived the war.
Werner felt lingering shame for the fact that his grand-relatives were Nazis, and admitted to Pomson that was part of the reason he didn't feel worthy to propose to her. Pomson assured him that she didn't care what his ancestors did. (the Disease)