The Angel of Death was not an event, but a person - Dr. Josef Mengele, general physician at Auschwitz-Birkenau. He performed many cruel and inhuman experiments during his time there, including:
-Making a lampshade from human skin
-Using radiation to sterilize (make Jewish persons unable to reproduce)
-Shooting prisoners to test the effects of various clotting solutions
-Severing limbs to see if he could successfully reattach them
...And many more. Mengele died in a drowning accident in 1979 in Brazil, where he had fled after being extradited by Germany.
The cast of Angel of Death - 2003 includes: Anthony Call as Narrator
I believe my mum in Jews theological legends, call them Myths He is commonly shrouded in a cape as (dark as the Midnight) Azriel, or variations, is the Hebrew name of the Angel of Death. Typically depicted as bringing a persons soul into the afterlife as or just after the cessation of life. Of course, Grim Reaper is also a fun name!
Dr. Mengele was known as the Angel of Death, and also Uncle Mengele. The Angel of Death comes from his outstretched arms selecting prisoners to be gassed, and the lights making him look white making him look like an Angel; the Death part because he did many selections. He encouraged experimentees to call him Uncle Mengele, and was even known to bring candy to children.
Josef Mengele is famous because of the cruel experiments he did on twins, dwarfs and other people in the Auschwitz death camp. Also because after the war he fled to South America and no one was able to find him until 34 years later.
I softly call her a "right angel".
Orthodox Jews or Torah Jews.
please don't call her a heck! she was an angel who was in search of peace. in other words, she was a survivor of the Holocaust. who died at the age of 15!!!!!! peace be on her. not on Hitler cause he killed all the Jews in Germany 'cause of his prejudice against the Jews.
angel! get it.... attractive angle angel
There is an angel by the name of Raphael in what Catholics call the Deuterocanonical books and what Protestents generally call the Apocrypha, in the Book of Tobit. Raphael also appears in the Book of Enoch, a Jewish book traditionally ascribed to the patriarch Enoch, but which is not regarded by most Jews as a canonical part of the Torah. So... maybe?
Hellenistic Jews.
An Angel.
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