Engel looks on in shock and horror via video feed and then shuffles away whimpering, never seen again afterwards. bites Bubi in the neck and stabs him to death. As Bubi attempts to gut Blazkowicz while Engel watches, B.J. She is last seen on a computer screen in Deathshead's compound as Blazkowicz is ambushed by Bubi and injected with a powerful tranquilizer. She later spearheads the assault on the Kreisau Circle's base, leading to the deaths of Klaus Kreutz and several others. Just as Blazkowicz and the prisoners try to escape, Engel reappears with two assault rifles and opens fire on the fugitives, shouting "No one leaves my camp!" in a rather slurred, guttural voice, indicating that as a result of her scars, her vocal chords were heavily compromised. She threatens Blazkowicz before the robot tosses her aside. Engel survives but her face is horrifically disfigured. and Roth manage to seize control of the robot and use it to attack Engel and her soldiers. After Blazkowicz is caught trying to steal the Detronic battery, Engel is present as Blazkowicz, Set Roth, and the other prisoners are about to be executed by Herr Faust.
He is spared from the gas chamber when Engel has Blazkowicz directed to the Über Concrete mixers upon Bubi's insistence on not letting an able-bodied worker go to waste. Inside the entry chamber, she walks on the balcony with Bubi to oversee the passage of prisoners. She is seen barking orders at newly arrived prisoners, during which she savagely whips a man when he hands his sickly infant daughter over to her. to leave, ignorant of the situation's irony.įrau Engel does not appear again until Blazkowicz enters Camp Belica near Zagreb in northern Croatia. Engel then confesses that the whole setup was a playful joke, since any "non-Aryan" would have surely gone for the gun rather than play along, further claiming that she, like any respectable Übermensch, would be able to recognize an "impure" by looks alone either way. As the last picture is chosen, Engel abruptly draws her gun on Blazkowicz, as do the guards. goes to make the last choice, she ominously warns him that he should carefully consider his next move. After each answer, Engel remarks on each choice with a sneer, and when B.J.
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She proceeds to present him with a series of seemingly random pictures and is asked to point out which speak to him the most. that she would like to "test" his racial purity, warning her guest that if he fails or tries to grab her sidearm, she will have him personally executed on the spot. into joining them for a talk, with her complimenting his "Aryan features". With her escort blocking the way, Engel pressures B.J.
She and Hans, guarded by her lookout Bernhard and a Guard Robot, enter the same compartment as the undercover Blazkowicz as he is fetching coffee for Anya. įrau Engel in 1960, before her disfigurementįrau Engel is first seen on the night train to Berlin accompanied by her lover Hans "Bubi" Winkle. " No one leaves my camp." ―Frau Engel to the resistance before their escape. By 1960, Engel was an Obergruppenführer in the Schutzstaffel, and was the KZ-Kommandant of her own extermination camp, Camp Belica, in annexed Croatia. For Engel, the meeting was overshadowed by Hitler criticising Sigrun for being overweight, for which her mother, who already harbored a great disdain for her, hit Sigrun in a rage and briefly discussed having her sent to an euthanisa program. She was held in high regards by Adolf Hitler himself, whom she met in person in June 1956, with her then-14-year old daughter Sigrun. In the decades that followed, the Third Reich's expansion increased dramatically and so did the authority Engel held within the Wehrmacht. Engel was the mother to six children and prominently displayed this fact as part of her public image as a proud and ideal German mother after the Nazi doctrine. By 1948, she had climbed the ranks from a Gruppenführer to Reichsreferentin, the highest attainable rank for a woman within the organization at the time. In 1936, she joined the Nazi Party and secured a leading position in the Bund Deutscher Mädel, the all-female wing for the Hitler Youth. Irene Engel was born in Prussia, part of the German Empire, in 1905.
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