#Amon Goeth

[relda1940]

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Ralph Fiennes (Amon Goeth) about other actors' interactions with him during the shooting of Schindler's List, in 1993

[cursedreverie1945]

The pictures of Amon Göth from his balcony and from Schindler's List are a part of mistaken and/or fictionalized history.

Although Göth was ruthless and would shoot at prisoners, he could not do so from this balcony as the terrain and the layout of the camp infrastructure precluded this. He used to step outside to hunt humans, with his Tyrolean hat marking his intentions. It was the signal for seasoned prisoners to attempt to hide.

Now, that being said. It didn't mean he didn't try. Or that he didn't shoot at prisoners from said balcony if they were making their way to the villa. In actuality, it was usually from his office window that he shot prisoners from.

In 1944, Göth was relieved of his position and charged by the SS with theft of Jewish property (which belonged to the state, according to Nazi regulations). Because it was clear that the end was coming, apparently to everyone but the Austrian Painter, the charges were dismissed and he was committed to a mental institution. He was arrested by the Americans in 1945 and they lost him in the prison population. Found, he was hanged at the age of 37 in 1946.

As a friend of mine says, rest in piss.

Schindler's List is not a documentary, however. It is fictionalized history.

Pictured below on the left is the actual shitbag that was Amon Göth. Right is Ralph Fiennes from Schindler's List.

[lonelydragon62]

Ralph x Oscar nominations

Best Supporting Actor for Schindler's List (1993) 🕯️

Best Actor for The English Patient (1996) 🛩️

Best Actor for Conclave (2024) 🐢

(The first time I was a baby, the second one a little child...now I'm gonna live it 💙)

[morbidology]

If you’re familiar with the film, Schindler’s List, then you probably already know who this is. Amon Goeth, aka “The Butcher of Płaszów,” was born in Vienna on the 11th of December, 1908. Before WWII, Goeth worked as a clerk. On the 13th of February, 1942, Goeth became the commandant of the Kraków- Płaszów concentration camp and was known for his sheer brutality. As commandant, he was the superior of all the other minor camps and had the right to enter these camps whenever he wanted. 

He participated in the liquidation of the ghettos and took pleasure in killing. By April of 1944, he was promoted to the rank of SS-Hauptsturmfuher and appointed a reserve officer of the Waffen-SS. He wallowed in luxury at the Kraków- Płaszów concentration camp, living in a villa with a swimming pool in the garden. From his balcony, he shot prisoners for walking too slow. He trained his two dogs to attack at his command and used them as a weapon.

Following the war, he was put on trial. Wladyslaw Kopystecki testified to his brutality at the camp: “When he came to the camp with his dog, in a white shirt, in high boots, he found her at the back eating a potato. He shot her in the head. She fell in the cauldron. Then he called two Jews who worked in the stable and ordered them to throw her to the other cauldron with boiling water… The Jews threw her inside, she still lived, and she moved her legs splashing that boiling water. So he ordered to cover her and walked away.”

Another prisoner testified that he also enjoyed killing children: “A six-year-old boy, after being dropped from a truck, began to run away. Goeth called: “Come, don’t be afraid!” The boy stopped. He took a mirror and son toys out of his pocket, trying maybe subconsciously to avoid death. With a forgiving smile, Goeth took everything from him only to shoot the boy with his own hands.“

Goeth was hanged on the 13th of September, 1946.

[thawne1942]

Dinner party with amon goeth

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Ralph Fiennes as Amon Goeth in Schindler's List (1993)

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Million Dollar Man - Amon goeth, portrayed by Ralph Fiennes.

Emma Weber had lightened her cigarette sitting at a round table, she was the only one sitting left. the German SS officers and their guests, mostly gorgeous women, were dancing and singing.

Emma her blonde hair was curled and she frowned her red lips at the sight of sweaty drunk people. Her sister Charlotte Weber had forced her to go after she got invited by a Polish officer that worked for the Nazis. Charlotte had freaked out but had excitement to have gotten invited by such a handsome young man. So Charlotte forced her slightly older sister Emma to join her.

There she sat, not enjoying the party at all. Her black silk dress complimented het eyes, with dark eye makeup she looked around the busy party.

There was no specific occasion, the owner of this villa just liked to party and drink until he collapsed, Amon Goeth.

She stared around and her eyes fell on the man she was just thinking about, his sweaty hair and drunk eyes caught Emma hers. There was a fast burning sensation in her two fingers she hadn’t noticed earlier, she looked down in confusion and realised her cigarette was burning out in her fingers. She cursed under her breath after quickly flicking it in the ashtray in front of her. She tried to fix her dress with her hands realising there is a burned stain on her expensive dress.

“That doesn’t look too good” a firmly familiar voice say next to her, she shoot her head up and faced Amon. His face was way too close to hers which made Emma uncomfortable, so she quickly leaned back. Her nodding to Amon his words after him scaring her was the only response she could think of this fast.

“Are you enjoying yourself Emma?” He asked with his Austrian accent. Amon knew Emma had a liking for him, he used his charms to make a fool out of Emma. He had a liking for Emma too ever since they met a few weeks ago at a party, but Amon had the power to cover his feelings with confidence and stupidity.

“No.” She says slightly disgusted looking away from his strong gaze, she felt like his blue eyes stared too much towards her dress. Amon rolled his eyes and raised his eyebrows in annoyance of Emma her attitude. Now fixing his drunken posture and leaning on the table she sat on.

Unbothered he grabbed a cigarette from Emma her package, and lights it up while the cigarette rested on his lips. Emma gazed at Amon knowing he probably wouldn’t mind, after all he was adored by all the women here.

“You’re staring Emma, you want one?” He asks while returning the gaze and slightly giggling. Emma smiled at his response getting nervous when her cheeks got red.

“I would appreciate that, sir.” She says laughing joking with him, he grins widely and picks another cigarette and held it in front of her red lips. Her lips smoothly found the way around the cigarette while her lips softly brushed against his cold fingers. He breathed out some smoke and leaned in close, the tips of there cigarettes now touching so hers lights up.

His eyes never left hers, and with that, everything seemed to start.

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[puterboy1]

Color photo of Ralph Fiennes rehearsing for Schindler's List.

[ein-der-traum]

Amon Leopold Göth

[verandalive]

Hey there! I'm doll collector, I like Barbies, Monster high, some cute items, and... Here's my custom figure of Amon Goeth (Shindler's list). I buy original head (because I wanted Ralph Fiennes figure), found body, boots, uniform (I customed uniform after that, so it looks really different, used paint and add some details) I made cap by myself. 💗💗💗

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The Real Helen Hirsch and The relationship with Amon Goeth.

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In my opinion Helen Hirsch is a very sad historical figure in the movie, in the book, and in reality. Many people have stated that Ms. Hirsch wasn’t even a real person and was inspired by Amon Goethes second maid Helen Jonas Rozeinweig. But if you paid very close attention during the ending of the movie Schindlers List directed by Steven Spielberg in the scene where the actors were next to the actual survivor the actress who played as Ms. Helen Hirsch (Embeth Davidtz) was next to another woman who wasn’t Jonas Rozeinwig. That woman was the real Hirsch. I was confused at first on why people would deny her being false as she also appears in a documentary called Schindler: The Documentary.

If you were to search her up on Google the only thing that would pop up would be the biography of Helen Jonas Rozeinweig and her documentary called “Inheritance” that also had Monika Hertwig (aka Amon Goeths biological daughter). The truth was ultimately sad on why Hirsch only appeared a few times in the media (Full name was Helena Horowitz Hirsch). It was stated that she was being interviewed for the Schindler Documentary and it accidentally came out that she was almost raped by Goethe while horribly drunk (he was known for being a alcoholic) and had to scream out his mistresses name Majola (Ruth Irene Kalder) to save her from him. She was so worried about the public eye twisting her story and make theories or assumptions of her having to do “sexual things” with Goethe in order to escape (which was completely false) retreated from any further interviews and let Jonas do all the talking. This was also due to the interviewer being an outright disrespectful jackass who kept on rushing the poor woman whilst she told her story as Helen kept repeating “im sorry.”

In the historically accurate book Schindlers Ark by Thomas Keanally it described Hirsch as a very tiny and frail woman in her 20s who would have bruises on her face or small body. It was stated that Goethe had to bend down to beat her often. She lived in the basement next to the kitchen where Jonas also stayed she was about 16 at the time. Ms Hirsch gained the nickname “Lena” because Goethe was way too lazy to call her full name. In both the movie and book Amon Goethe had an unhealthy obsession with Hirsch and was the “tragic love” and target of his outlandish behavior. Emilie Schindler the wife of Oskar Schindler had stated that he beat her often because he was in denial that he had fallen smitten for a Jew. He was too in love with her that he only forbade Hirsch from wearing the Star of David out of embarrassment that he liked her.

Hirsch would beg Amon constantly to end her life but would refuse and make up a random excuse to keep her. Another witness account had stated that he harbored love for his maid but was too devoted to his ideals and the Nazi regime that he couldn’t come to terms with it.

It could easily be mistaken as lust but Goethe was a very mentally unstable man. He couldn’t possibly show love the proper way as he even beat his own wife and mistress. It was stated in the book that he had a very strong problem with the beating of women and would seek help from his brother officers. It also angered him that Helen didn’t feel the same way towards him causing him to beat her even more.

In the original script of the movie Amons love for Helen was written more romantically than ever. Even him admitting his love for her in the basement scene. It also features a full scene where Amon and Schindler are both playing cards and when Amon looses he lets out a cry of pain as he has to give her up. (which was removed from the movie) but the last and final scene was described after Amon lost his job from the SS and was seen wondering around Schindlers factory like a lost dog. Schindler worried for his friend invites him inside and offers him money since Goeth had practically lost everything. He declines and states that he didn’t come back for money but to see Helen again and take her back with him. Schindler obviously shocked and unprepared for his request lies to him and says that she had died. This causes Amon to spiral into depression and drink himself away.

Another thing I would like to add was that the actor himself said that one thing that would add to his beatings was that Amon couldn’t show tender affection towards her like hugging, kissing, holding since it was a crime so he would resort to beatings as a way to feel her.

In real life he would throw parties all the time in his villa and even the guests there would notice his weird behavior towards his poor maid. Some guests would even come in the kitchen (her room) and talk to her/or complain about him being an arse. Helen Hirsch has stated that he had a strong desire to take advantage of her in other ways than beat her (I think you know what I mean) and he fortunately couldn’t because she was Jewish. Often why he wanted to see her suffer an other ways because he couldn’t act out on his fantasies.

“Did Amon Goeth love Helen or was it just pure lust”

To answer that question he was in love with her but could not understand it and tried to convince himself he was not. Even finding out how numerous times he as tried to show his affection towards her physically or emotionally Helen would always turn him down causing him to feel more angered towards her. If it was purely lust Amon would have killed her when ever he had the chance.

[notmadsimon]

after this movie i've never been the same

[lonelydragon62]

Ralph x Bafta Awards

1993: Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Schindler's List 🕯️🏆

1996: Best Actor in a Leading Role for The English Patient 🛩️

1999: Best Actor in a Leading Role for The End Of The Affair 📖

2005: Best Actor in a Leading Role for The Constant Gardener

2011: Oustanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer for Coriolanus ⚔️

2014: Best Actor in a Leading Role for The Grand Hotel Budapest 🖼️

2024: Best Actor in a Leading Role for Conclave 🐢 ❓

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