Friends of this novel's title character set him up with a nutria farm in Argentina and a cement factory, both of which fail. Its title character receives a gold ring from his workers upon departing Brinnlitz, which was operated by his company Emalia. This novel's other characters include the mistresses Ingrid and Victoria Klonowska, as well as a character who refuses on principle to have sex with Helen Hirsch. Both that man and the title character are noted as food-loving, lecherous drunkards, although the (*) Plaszów commander Amon Goeth is far less humane. The title object consists of "essen
Friends of this novel's title character set him up with a nutria farm in Argentina and a cement factory, both of which fail. Its title character receives a gold ring from his workers upon departing Brinnlitz, which was operated by his company Emalia. This novel's other characters include the mistresses Ingrid and Victoria Klonowska, as well as a character who refuses on principle to have sex with Helen Hirsch. Both that man and the title character are noted as food-loving, lecherous drunkards, although the (*) Plaszów commander Amon Goeth is far less humane. The title object consists of "essentially skilled workers" that a Sudeten industrialist saved from death in the concentration camps. For 10 points, name this novel by Thomas Keneally, later adapted into a Spielberg movie.
Friends of this novel's title character set him up with a nutria farm in Argentina and a cement factory, both of which fail.
{Schindler's Ark} [or Schindler's List]