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• Karl Doenitz
  '''Karl Doenitz''' (1891-1980) was a [[Nazi SS and military ranks|Grossadmiral]] in [[World
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• Karl Doenitz/Definition
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• Karl Doenitz/Related Articles
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• Erich Raeder/Definition
  First commander of the Navy of [[Nazi Germany]], replaced by [[Karl Doenitz]]; convicted of war crimes by the [[International Military Tribunal (Nuremb
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• Chester W. Nimitz/Related Articles
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• Karl Doenitz
  '''Karl Doenitz''' (1891-1980) was a [[Nazi SS and military ranks|Grossadmiral]] in [[World
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• German military forces/Related Articles
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• Nuremberg Trials/Related Articles
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• World War II, submarine operations
  ...tricted submarine warfare. The top German admirals, [[Erich Raeder]] and [[Karl Doenitz|Karl Dönitz]], were charged at the [[International Military Tribunal (Nure Germany's submarine force, under [[Karl Doenitz]], was extremely effective. Like the U.S. submarine service, it concentrate
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• Alfred Jodl
  ...s as in [[Heinrich Himmler]]'s domain. At lunch following his testimony, [[Karl Doenitz]] agreed "the SS police was a state within a state. It was a question who w
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• Nuremberg Trials
  *[[Karl Doenitz]]
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• Chester W. Nimitz
  After a request by the defense counsel of German Admiral [[Karl Doenitz]], he sent a statement to the [[Nuremberg Trials|Trial of the Major War Cri
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• Submarine
  ...rine warfare, coupled with excessive radio reporting to and from Admiral [[Karl Doenitz]], commanding the German submarine arm. The Germans never realized how deep
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• War crime
  ..., it rejected ''[[tu quoque]]''. The exception was in the prosecution of [[Karl Doenitz]] as head of the German [[submarine]] force. Admiral [[Chester W. Nimitz]]
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• Hitler as military leader
  ...ady underway, and was principally a submarine campaign headed by Admiral [[Karl Doenitz]]. Doenitz replaced [[Erich Raeder]] as head of the navy in January 1943;
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• Nazi Party
  The German Navy was always firmly loyal to Hitler. Its second commander, [[Karl Doenitz]], was Hitler's designated successor in 1945. [[Hermann Goering]], head of
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• Osama bin Laden
  ...International Military Tribunal found compelling in the defense of Admiral Karl Doenitz, who argued that submarines cannot rescue survivors; his position was suppo
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