Goeth
- proper noun
- Goeth's Villa - Later - Night: Goeth finds Schindler alone outside smoking a cigarette.
- Amon Goeth
- Schindler and Goeth
- Goeth's villa
Examples
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The film depicts the life of Commandant Goeth during World War II.
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What did Goeth say about this?
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I made Goeth promise me he'll put in a good word for you.
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Goeth is under enormous pressure.
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Looking up into Goeth's face, he knows it's not over.
Fiction book (1993) -
I've been talking to Goeth.
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A stable boy works to ready Goeth's horse before he arrives.
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Arriving, Schindler sees Goeth standing up at the tree line.
Fiction book (1993) -
Stern, at a window, stares down at Goeth beside his car.
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Goeth lined up everybody from the missing man's barracks.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Goeth is a 'family name' from German-speaking areas and likely comes from older German name forms, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of the famous writer Goethe, who has a similar name. So, Goeth today is used as a surname and is remembered because of historical people who had that name.