[78-L] PRONUNCIATION QUESTIONS

[David Lennick]

Pronounce it however you like, but it was still a made-up name, along with Leon 
Stenier and Harold Grant, to conceal the fact that he was Victor's entire 
foreign section at one time. His real name was Harold M. Kirchstein. I always 
heard it as On'-ree re-NAY. If they'd wanted Henry they'd have spelled it Henry.

dl

On 7/19/2014 2:18 PM, Kristjan Saag wrote:
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>    Ray Kilcoyne wrote:
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>> Henri's mother was French
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> ...but he was born and brought up in Berlin.
> There's another French connection, though: "Henri René" are the first
> two Christian names of the French author Guy de Maupassant, widely
> popular at the time when Henri was born.
> Kristjan
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