About: Emes

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/KubRh79zWfEIKOytOaffCg==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

A golem was sent to save the three Jewish families of Puck, Poland during Chanukah of 1939 from the fate the Nazis had in store for them. After joining the three families for Chanukah meal, the golem revealed to them the planned extermination of the Jews, and offered to lead them to safety. Along the way, Berel Friedman named the golem Emes, after the inscription on his head. The three families escaped aboard a neighbor's boat. Emes killed several German soldiers, but a lucky shot from a dying German erased the first letter of "emes" (truth) inscribed on the golem's head, changing it to "mes" (death). Emes "died".

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rdf:type	Supernatural Being
rdfs:label	Emes
rdfs:comment	A golem was sent to save the three Jewish families of Puck, Poland during Chanukah of 1939 from the fate the Nazis had in store for them. After joining the three families for Chanukah meal, the golem revealed to them the planned extermination of the Jews, and offered to lead them to safety. Along the way, Berel Friedman named the golem Emes, after the inscription on his head. The three families escaped aboard a neighbor's boat. Emes killed several German soldiers, but a lucky shot from a dying German erased the first letter of "emes" (truth) inscribed on the golem's head, changing it to "mes" (death). Emes "died".
dcterms:subject	Deaths by Firearm (Fictional Work) Killed During World War II (Alternate Timeline) In This Season Supernatural Beings 1930s Deaths (Fictional Work)
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Story	""
Name	Emes
Type	Golem
Cause of Death	Gunshot to the head
Death	1939(xsd:integer)
abstract	A golem was sent to save the three Jewish families of Puck, Poland during Chanukah of 1939 from the fate the Nazis had in store for them. After joining the three families for Chanukah meal, the golem revealed to them the planned extermination of the Jews, and offered to lead them to safety. Along the way, Berel Friedman named the golem Emes, after the inscription on his head. The three families escaped aboard a neighbor's boat. Emes killed several German soldiers, but a lucky shot from a dying German erased the first letter of "emes" (truth) inscribed on the golem's head, changing it to "mes" (death). Emes "died".

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