About: SS Hauptsturmführer (Shtetl Days)

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An SS Hauptsturmführer questioned historical re-enactor Veit Harlan at Wawolnice after Harlan said the Birkhas ha-gomel in shul. The Hauptsturmführer first operated on the presumption that Harlan might actually be a Jew. When Harlan showed his papers confirmed that he was an Aryan, the Hauptsturmführer wanted to know why Harlan had made the prayer, and why Reb Eliezer had congratulated him. Harlan explained that he'd been injured during staged pogrom the day before, and that an actual Jew would have said the Birkhas ha-gomel. Harlan assured the SS man that he was simply staying in character.

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rdfs:label	SS Hauptsturmführer (Shtetl Days)
rdfs:comment	An SS Hauptsturmführer questioned historical re-enactor Veit Harlan at Wawolnice after Harlan said the Birkhas ha-gomel in shul. The Hauptsturmführer first operated on the presumption that Harlan might actually be a Jew. When Harlan showed his papers confirmed that he was an Aryan, the Hauptsturmführer wanted to know why Harlan had made the prayer, and why Reb Eliezer had congratulated him. Harlan explained that he'd been injured during staged pogrom the day before, and that an actual Jew would have said the Birkhas ha-gomel. Harlan assured the SS man that he was simply staying in character.
dcterms:subject	Germans Shtetl Days Characters Unnamed Characters 21st-Century Births Nazis (Fictional Work) SS Officers
type of appearance	Direct
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Name	SS Hauptsturmführer
Affiliations	SS
Occupation	SS Officer
Birth	21(xsd:integer)
Nationality	Germany
abstract	An SS Hauptsturmführer questioned historical re-enactor Veit Harlan at Wawolnice after Harlan said the Birkhas ha-gomel in shul. The Hauptsturmführer first operated on the presumption that Harlan might actually be a Jew. When Harlan showed his papers confirmed that he was an Aryan, the Hauptsturmführer wanted to know why Harlan had made the prayer, and why Reb Eliezer had congratulated him. Harlan explained that he'd been injured during staged pogrom the day before, and that an actual Jew would have said the Birkhas ha-gomel. Harlan assured the SS man that he was simply staying in character. The SS man briefly let some sympathy show through when he saw the pain pills Harlan had been prescribed. After expressing disgust for how the Jews lived, he reminded Harlan not to forget that he was an Aryan, and left.

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