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 mistres
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]