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Karson
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I was very impressed with the site. It shows great detail. I love. Keep up the excellent work!
30 November 2004 - Groton, CT
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Martin O'Riordan
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For those interested ih history your site is a valuable contribution. The roll of the ship's crew is interesting. It is a pity that so little or no details on so many of the crew is available. Keep up the good work.
30 November 2004 - Cork. Ireland
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Nicole
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This site is great. keep up the great work!
30 November 2004
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Dennis Janssen
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I started to collect technical informatio of the Bismarck. As an electric student en a mechanic student as a friend we want to build a RC model of the Bismarck. We have troubble to design the hull. This because we don't have the right "blueprints" of it. Can somebody please help us... it will save us a lot of time..
greatings
D Janssen
Let us never forgot the ones how sacriefic
29 November 2004 - Google
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Nina
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J'ai énormément apprécié votre site, très bien réalisé ! Nina
http://www.enthullen.com/top.htm
29 November 2004
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Leo Dix
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A very good and detailed site that gives a clear view of one of the most famous battleships in the history of naval warfare. I congratulate you on your splendid work of this site. Perhaps you could include some information on some of the battleships commisoned by the Japanese Empire, that would be a great add on.
20 November 2004 - England
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Rob
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A well presented site that does credit to history and the undoubted quality of the ships and men dealt with.
17 November 2004 - Bristol U.K.
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Andy Mc
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People should be aware of the Legal and Ethical Considerations before voting to raise the Bismarck.
17 November 2004 - UK
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selena kerr
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my dads name is william he was named after wilham warnke his uncle.wilham was my grandma helga warnkes brother.my grandma moved to scotland with my granpa john kerr whos scottish when he was serving in the war and set up home.
5 November 2004 - scotland UK
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John Morillo
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I just checked your web site about the crew members and was sad to see that BRUNO RZONCA HAD PASSED AWAY THIS LAST July, imet this kindly gentelman at a militaria show in minnesota a few years ago and got his autograph and picture. He was a fine person
4 November 2004 - Brandon, Iowa
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Derek John Whitehead
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I would like to complement you on a very good web site. I would like to know if there is any wall posters avaible to purchase of the bismarck? Or would there be an airfix kit avaible to buy.
3 November 2004 - Ireland
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Christopher Curtis
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An excellent website and a fine tribute to its crew God bless!!
2 November 2004 - State of Washington USA
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warrant officer ag wood royal navy
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thank you for the compilation of this site, very excellant in all respects.
my thoughts go to all who served in bismarck, as my grandfather had served on hms hood just prior to her sinking.
31 October 2004 - portsmouth
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NORMAN FRIEDRICH JUNGHANS
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MY FATHER WAS A SURVIVING CREW MEMBER OF THE
BISMARCK. HE WAS PROUD OF THE BISMARCK AND I WISH HE COULD OF SEEN THIS WEBSITE DEDICATED TO THE FINEST CREW AND SHIP TO EVER SAIL
23 October 2004 - UNITED STARES
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Michael Norris
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I like the information on this web site.
21 October 2004 - El Paso, Texas
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Keegan Paddock
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Great site ! I love all the rare pics and information . What a ship !!!
20 October 2004 - US
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José Dufour
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Ce site est un très bon hommage à un si grand navire.
19 October 2004 - Québec / Canada
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Asim Ali Shah
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History never forget those who serve's for their homelands with strength and courage.
19 October 2004 - Germany
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D.K. Lashier
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Fascinating ship. Glad to of come across your web site!
17 October 2004 - US
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Levent Akpinar
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A very comprehensive website, with a beautiful photograph of this magnificent ship, prepared with great care and pays a tribute to the brave men who served in all navies during this conflict.
16 October 2004 - USA
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Maurice R. Dawe
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I am the brother of William F.Dawe, wounded in action with the Bismarck while serving in the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Zulu,subsquently died of his wounds in Londonderry Military Hospital Norther Ireland on the 2 June 1941
16 October 2004 - Barrie Ontario Canada
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saz
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Je viens de découvrir votre site et je tiens à vous dire qu’il est très intéressant. Je tiens également à vous féliciter pour votre travail et vous encourage à le continuer
15 October 2004
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Manfred
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Sie haben diese Seite sehr schön gestaltet! Es sind viele interessante Texte mit dabei.
14 October 2004 - Germany
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Brad Golding
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Great website! I am particularly impressed with the honour you accord these brave men.
12 October 2004 - Gosford, NSW, Australia
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Sarah
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Très beau travail pour ce site. Bonne continuation.
Sarah, Webmaster de http://www.enthullen.com/
11 October 2004
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KEITH DUNN
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A GREAT WARSHIP AND ONE OF THE GREATEST SEA CHASES IN HISTORY, BISMARCK SUNK THE MIGHTY HOOD WHICH WAS THE GREATEST WARSHIP AFLOAT, THE BISMARCK SITE IS VERY GOOD, IT AS TO BE THE BEST BECAUSE OF THE TWO SHIPS INVOLVED WHERE THE BEST, I SALUTE EVERY SAILOR INVOLVED, MR K DUNN
6 October 2004 - LINCONSHIRE ENGLAND
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paul richards
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excellent site, superb historical data ,a must for 20th century historians
6 October 2004 - uk
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Karl Tidd
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Iam 5 years old and i am just learning about the Bismark and its sinking. I find it very interesting and would like to learn all I can on the subject.
6 October 2004 - Ontario, Canada
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Omar Amghar
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Your website is a real tribute honoring battleship Bismarck and it's crew.
5 October 2004 - Tangier, Morocco
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Hosse
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I just learned that Mr. Bruno Rzonca recently passed away. I had the pleasure of meeting him twice. He served with a family member of mine on the Bismarck. He was a delightful man. He will be missed.
30 September 2004 - USA
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German
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I got a lot of great ideas and information. You have a wonderfull site with much to enjoy!
28 September 2004 - Canada
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Hanoz S. Lakdawalla
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I have greatly admired the strength of the German naval forces of world war 2, especially the Bismarck. She was a battleship built far, far ahead of its time. Her guns were the best and the biggest of her time. Keep up the good work, love your site.
23 September 2004 - India (mumbai)
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leopoldo
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gran pagina,honor a los valientes alemananes que lucharon por su patria y su raza..saludos desde mexico.
22 September 2004 - mexico
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Svaran
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Freddie clarke,
don't know how you can claim that Bismarck had poorly designed armour, considering the amount of times that she was struck by torpedoes and did not sink and the 400 recorded hits she took from the surrounding British fleet in her last engagement and the fact that apparently the armoured core of her hull had not been penetrated I'd say that she was a testament to how well her armour had been designed. She was an incrediably tough ship and her hull for all intents and purposes aside from the massive hole blown by scuttling charges, is still fairly intact 3 miles beneath the surface of the sea.
But you are right her crew had courage as did the men of the Hood.
22 September 2004 - New Zealand
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Freddie Clark
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Excellent site, and also very interesting to read your guestbook. While the Bismark was (at time of commisioning) a great warship, she was already obsolescent. Her poorly designed armour and AA fittings reflected the prevailing naval trends at the time. Bismark would have gone down a little quicker two years later thanks to RN/US radar. However it is always the fight against insurmountable odds that reminds us of true human spirit. The crew of the Bismark had this to a high degree.
cheers
Freddie
20 September 2004 - Thailand
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John Buck
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Was their a Walter Bock who went down with the Bismark?
19 September 2004
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Faramund
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I find very your site interessant and I will immediately put it to put it in my favourites. Greetings from Germany.
13 September 2004 - Germany
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Kristian Dor
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Great site. Thanks for the effort put into it.
9 September 2004 - Suffolk, UK
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Roman Alsace-Lorraine
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May the fallen men of the Bismarck and the Hood
forever be remembered!
ROMAN ALSACE-LORRAINE
413 Upper Edward Street
Brisbane City
Queensland
Australia
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romanalsace7772002@yahoo.co.uk
8 September 2004 - Australia
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Pedro
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Paz y gloria a todos los muertos durante el combate entre estos barcos.
Super pagina grandiosa solo no esta disponible el vinculo de fotos ojala pronto se restablezca.
Saludos desde México.
8 September 2004 - Ciudad de México
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Scotty
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Great site, can see that lots of work has gone into a site to honour all the brave men not only from Bismark, but all the great ships from Germany at that time. And indeed all nations that took part.
7 September 2004 - England
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william nix
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i will be recieving the Tamiya 1/350 kit within the next few days and look forward to being able to utilize this site for reference
thank you
7 September 2004 - lusby, maryland
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Marten Ritsma
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My hobby is genealogy and I'm very interested in World War II.
A few days ago I found the crew list on your internetsite (and on another; which is easy for comparison).
My intension is to put the names of all the sailors on board of the Bismarck at the time of her sinking into my database and to find as much ancestors of these men as I can.
Therefore I can use your help very much: Do you know anyone who does the same?
There are two men with the family-name Lindemann. I wonder: Are they in any way related to Till Lindemann; the singer of Rammstein?
The next step is of course Bismarck''s sistership: The Tirpitz....But where can I find her crewmanifest?
Sincerely: Marten Ritsma
.....And keep up this work on this very interesting webpage: A lot of info about the subject one is looking for.
5 September 2004 - Koudum, Friesland; Nederland
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Paul Hone
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Hello , I am a Songwriter and Have a song called "Sink the Bismarck"
hear and see my video on My Website
http://www.paulhone.com/song22.html
it tells the story from the Movie Point of View, though I am sure there are many,especially those Brave men on Both Sides Fighting.
I have done this for me as a way of telling History Musically, something that was a Real thing many years ago, passed throught the songs of Generations.
God Bless
4 September 2004 - USA
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Bob Mgbada
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Excellent indeed. Keep up the good job.
4 September 2004 - USA
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Alexander McKenzie
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the book only peaked my interest, thank you for this site
3 September 2004 - Western Canada
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Marco Orsetti
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Saw the story of the great ship Bismarck on the History Channel. I needed to learn more. GREAT site! Honors to all great men lost on both sides during this drama. Hopefully we never have to experience this again.
29 August 2004 - Long Island, New York, USA
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stanleverlock
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quite a site - your historical research and your efforts on the site is outstanding
28 August 2004 - WV - U.S.
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sue
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wanted to say I visited your site very neat and interesting :) Thanks
Sue
27 August 2004 - Birminghan alabama USA
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morne
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A great site, and a great tribute to one of the greatest warships ever built. I think the engineers and designers of that time really out did themselves with the Bismarck. Thanks
26 August 2004 - South-Africa
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