Wittekind
Americannoun
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Gumrukcu’s husband, William Anderson Wittekind, of Los Angeles, also declined to comment.
From Seattle Times
The one of them in Westphalia was named Wittekind; the other in Eastphalia was named Albion, also called Alboin.
From Project Gutenberg
Wittekind elsewhere in the chronicle is described as a noble, magnanimous hero; and this madness of war in him is explained on the ground of his hatred of Christians, and revenge for the death of the Saxons at Verden.
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Where are your brave leaders, Wittekind and Albion?
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They go into his apartment; there he dismisses the attendants, goes up to Wittekind and Albion, offers them his hand like a brother and says: 'Welcome to my citadel, you brave Saxon heroes!
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