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Even though it is not commonly known, and in fact his family doesn't use it either, his real first name is indeed 'Arnold'. According to the most thorough biography, he stopped using it already as a child, even though he has never officially changed it. —Preceding
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His mother is American, so at what point did Mc-Kinney acquire its hyphen? Surely his mother's maiden name was originally McKinney, and subsequently Danish-ized?
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Even though it is not commonly known, and in fact his family doesn't use it either, his real first name is indeed 'Arnold'. According to the most thorough biography, he stopped using it already as a child, even though he has never officially changed it. —Preceding
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His mother is American, so at what point did Mc-Kinney acquire its hyphen? Surely his mother's maiden name was originally McKinney, and subsequently Danish-ized?
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04:28, 9 April 2009 (UTC)reply