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'''Otto Lehman''' was the [[captain]] of a sinking IXD2 [[U-Boat]] on [[14 September]] [[1944]], during the Battle of the Atlantic. The [[Tenth Doctor]] was able to gain his trust and wanted to save the crew of the U-Boat, but [[Heather McCrimmon|Heather]] was reluctant because they were [[Nazi]]s. | '''Otto Lehman''' was the [[captain]] of a sinking IXD2 [[U-Boat]] on [[14 September]] [[1944]], during the Battle of the Atlantic. The [[Tenth Doctor]] was able to gain his trust and wanted to save the crew of the U-Boat, but [[Heather McCrimmon|Heather]] was reluctant because they were [[Nazi]]s. | ||
The Doctor was able to convince her otherwise by arguing that the crew had just as much a right to live as any other humans and that even after repairing the U-Boat's damage it was highly unlikely that the U-Boat would be able to rejoin with [[German]] forces. Heather and the Doctor left the U-Boat after the leak was fixed, leaving it to be captured by the [[HMS Worthy]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Submariners (comic story)|The Submariners]]'') | The Doctor was able to convince her otherwise by arguing that the crew had just as much a right to live as any other humans and that even after repairing the U-Boat's damage it was highly unlikely that the U-Boat would be able to rejoin with [[German]] forces. Heather and the Doctor left the U-Boat after the leak was fixed, leaving it to be captured by the [[HMS Worthy]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Submariners (comic story)|The Submariners]]'') | ||
[[Category:20th century individuals]] | [[Category:20th century individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Human leaders]] | [[Category:Human leaders]] | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 26 February 2019
Otto Lehman was the captain of a sinking IXD2 U-Boat on 14 September 1944, during the Battle of the Atlantic. The Tenth Doctor was able to gain his trust and wanted to save the crew of the U-Boat, but Heather was reluctant because they were Nazis.
The Doctor was able to convince her otherwise by arguing that the crew had just as much a right to live as any other humans and that even after repairing the U-Boat's damage it was highly unlikely that the U-Boat would be able to rejoin with German forces. Heather and the Doctor left the U-Boat after the leak was fixed, leaving it to be captured by the HMS Worthy. (COMIC: The Submariners)
