Pursuit
“The Germans had saved him from a terrible death at the hands of the Russians, for whom he had helped betray Esthonia. He might still have been working for them had he not been caught also working for the Germans.
With the Nazis in the early days of his tenure there, Yaganzys had done quite well, until his habit of killing the women he raped forced his employers to recommend a concentration camp for a correctional interlude. Dachau saw him as a prisoner, as did Sachsenhausen, but by the time he ...had experienced Gross-Rosen and Ohrdruf he had graduated to becoming a Kapo. And as a Kapo he was too valuable to be released.
Yaganzys hated Jews as much if not more than the SS. No one ever did know exactly why, unless it was because his ability to handle Jews in his early days as a Kapo—in the days when there were still more than a handful of Jews alive in the camps—had earned him his continued existence as a prisoner himself. But of all the Jews Yaganzys had encountered in all the camps he had frequented, he hated Morris Wolf the most.MoreLess
With the Nazis in the early days of his tenure there, Yaganzys had done quite well, until his habit of killing the women he raped forced his employers to recommend a concentration camp for a correctional interlude. Dachau saw him as a prisoner, as did Sachsenhausen, but by the time he ...had experienced Gross-Rosen and Ohrdruf he had graduated to becoming a Kapo. And as a Kapo he was too valuable to be released.
Yaganzys hated Jews as much if not more than the SS. No one ever did know exactly why, unless it was because his ability to handle Jews in his early days as a Kapo—in the days when there were still more than a handful of Jews alive in the camps—had earned him his continued existence as a prisoner himself. But of all the Jews Yaganzys had encountered in all the camps he had frequented, he hated Morris Wolf the most.MoreLess
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