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dangina [55]
3 years ago
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Prisoner B-3087 What type of person is Amon Goeth

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Liula [17]3 years ago
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Goeth is the Nazi commandant at Plaszów concentration camp. Goeth is notorious for his cruelty, shooting Jewish prisoner at random in the parade grounds every morning. The first time Yanek goes to roll call, Goeth sics his dogs on the man standing beside Yanek, illustrating how random misfortune can take the life of any prisoner at any time. Goeth is responsible for the death of so many Jews that prisoners “keep score” to track how many he kills each day. Goeth is also responsible for the death of Yanek’s uncle Moshe.

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