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JEOPARDY!
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JEOPARDY!
Characters I
Characters II
Terms
True/False Events
True/False Literary Techniques
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Daily Double Graphic and Sound Effect!
Daily Double!!!

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Butcher of Riga
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His diary prompts Millers search
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Petty criminal who helps Miller steal the file
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The Odessa Leader from Argentina
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Famous Nazi hunter works out of Vienna
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Odessa assassin
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Trains Miller to infiltrate the Odessa
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British war correspondent who remained in Germany
after the war he helps Miller
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Israeli agent who saves Millers life real name
is Uri Ben-Shaul
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War crimes attorney/prosecutor whom Miller goes
to in England for further information on Roschmann
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A novel based partly on historical truth is
called this
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Lawyer in West Germany actually the Odessa Chief
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City in Egypt that houses Factory 333
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Roschmann disguised himself as this to escape
arrest at the end of the war
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A Jewish concentration camp prisoner who worked
for the Germans
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The novel takes place from November of
1963-February of 64
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Peter Millers search was all for personal
vendetta
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The actual Odessa file never existed
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The most dangerous mistake Miller makes is
calling Sigi
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Simon Wiesenthal Eduard Roschmann are real
people
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An example of a contrivance (convenient
coincidence) would be the great suspension of
Millers car
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Salomons suicide by gas is an example of irony
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Miller passing people on the road during his
search is an example of irony
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The statement at the beginning of the novel The
detective walked away not knowing how wrong he
was is an example of foreshadowing.
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The purpose of the tank that crosses the road in
front of Miller is to remind us that the Odessa
still exists
Daily Double!!!
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Confirms Taubers sighting of Roschmann
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Warned Miller to lay off his search for Roschmann
confirming he is alive
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Refuses to finance Millers story
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Plants the bomb
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Says a prayer for Salomon Tauber at the Holocaust
shrine