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telegraph GK

l3jog | 12:55 Sat 18th Apr 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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44 across - answer is Munchausen surely - but it doesn't fit, is there an alternative spelling I can't find?

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Davao

44across: is spelt Munchhausen (double h)

sqad617

13jog

Good point.

l3jog

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thanks davao, thought it must be something like that

sqad617

Yes...the medical one has HH, but not the Baron one. Why?

to answer sqad617 - He was Baron von M�nchhausen - M�nchhausen being a place name. Google with German language option, if in doubt.

It is spelt with two "h"s: Munchhausen

sqad617

Munchausen Syndrome.....I suppose it can be spelt both ways.

sqad617

I Googled both one H and 2Hs and got the same definition.

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