The word is similar to comradeship, camaraderie or fellowship. It was replaced with a new stanza emphasizing comradeship and proletarian internationalism. What endeared him to the people was his fearless spirit of comradeship and self-sacrifice. It is an epic story of comradeship, friendship, love and betrayal that lasts 80 years. The "Spirit of Spiez" became proverbial in Germany for describing the team's morale and comradeship. Rudel's memoirs describe dashing adventures, heroic exploits, sentimental comradeship, and narrow escapes. Whitman understood adhesive love as necessary aspect of comradeship and male bonding. All 12 members of the corps swore secrecy and comradeship. With that knowledge comes respect, and with respect comradeship and even love. He was intensely lonely, though the comradeship of naval life was some comfort. He also was enthusiastic about school comradeship, sports and bullfighting. Nilsen enjoyed the work, but missed the comradeship of the army.