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• Adolf Hitler (MachineGames)

  Adolf Hitler is an Austrian-born German politician that rose to become the "Führer" (Leader) of the Nazi Party, and later the dictator of Nazi Germany. The central ideologue and heart of the Nazi Party

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• Irene Engel

  Obergruppenführer Irene Engel is the secondary antagonist of Wolfenstein: The New Order, and the main antagonist of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. A leading figure behind Bund Deutscher Mädel (League of German Girls), the female

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• William J. Blazkowicz (MachineGames)

  William Joseph "B.J." Blazkowicz or "Terror Billy" is the protagonist of MachineGames's reimagining and reboot of the Wolfenstein series, inspired by the original version of William J. Blazkowicz from Wolfenstein 3d (1992). The

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• Max Hass

  Max Hass is a pacifistic member of the Kreisau Circle in Wolfenstein: The New Order. He makes a return in the sequel, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus as a member of the American Resistance, and

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• Wolfenstein Wiki

  Twitter Occupied France Nazi march at streets of Paris The Blazkowicz Twins. One of the twins practices hand-to-hand combat. One the twins hunting deer with Bombenschuss French Resistance 1/18 Shooter Games Agents

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• Wolfenstein 3

  Wolfenstein has other meanings. See Wolfenstein (disambiguation) for other uses. Wolfenstein 3 is the final game in the rebooted series that takes place after Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus and Wolfenstein: Youngblood. The game will

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• Wolfenstein: The New Order

  Wolfenstein has other meanings. See Wolfenstein (disambiguation) for other uses. Wolfenstein: The New Order is the ninth installment and soft reboot of the Wolfenstein series, developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is

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• Super Soldier (MachineGames)

  Super Soldier has other meanings. See Super Soldier (disambiguation) for other uses. Supersoldaten (Übersoldaten), or Super Soldiers (And Maschinensoldaten (Machine Soldiers) in the German version) as they are commonly known, are heavily-armored biomechanical enemies

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• Anya Oliwa

  Anya Oliwa-Blazkowicz (proper Polish spelling: "Ania") is William J. Blazkowicz's ally and lover in Wolfenstein: The New Order. She later becomes the mother of his twin children and married to Blazkowicz after the

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• Wilhelm Strasse (MachineGames)

  Oberstgruppenführer Wilhelm "Deathshead" (Totenkopf) Strasse was one of the most important figures in Nazi Germany: A gifted researcher, technologist, and doctor who headed the SS Special Projects Division and later occupied the post of Minister

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• Nazi Germany (MachineGames)

  Nazi Germany, also called Germania or The Greater Reich or The Nazi Empire or The German Empire, is the world's sole superpower, an interplanetary fascist totalitarian state created by the NSDAP (National Socialist German

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• Rip Blazkowicz

  Rip Blazkowicz was the father of William J. Blazkowicz in The New Order timeline, who emotionally and physically abused both him and his mother. While not being a high ranking Nazi such as most of

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• Sigrun Engel

  Sigrun Engel is a character in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. As Irene Engel's daughter, her life has been torture, living under her mother's cruelty and witnessing firsthand what the Nazis do to

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• Probst Wyatt III

  Probst Wyatt III is a supporting character and old time war buddy of famed American O.S.A agent B.J. Blazkowicz. Though his blue-eyed naiveté can be a burden, his positive outlook on

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• Fergus Reid

  Fergus Reid is B.J.'s right-hand man during the assault on Deathshead's Compound at the beginning of Wolfenstein: The New Order. He can be saved by B.J. in the 1946 prologue

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• Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

  Wolfenstein has other meanings. See Wolfenstein (disambiguation) for other uses. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is the eleventh installment of the Wolfenstein series and a sequel to the 2014's Wolfenstein: The New Order, developed

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• LaserKraftWerk

  The LaserKraftWerk, ger. Licht Amplifikation durch die stimulierte Emission von Radiation KraftWerk; (LKW for short; lit. "Laser Power Plant") is a powerful laser weapon prototype developed (possibly reverse-engineered from Da'at Yichud technology) by

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• Da'at Yichud

  The Da'at Yichud (Hebrew: דעת ייחוד) is an ancient mystical secret society with some connection to Judaism that has designed and created inventions centuries ahead of contemporary times. Their practices are based on pure

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• Wolfenstein: Youngblood

  Wolfenstein has other meanings. See Wolfenstein (disambiguation) for other uses. Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a standalone sequel to Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus serving as a prelude to Wolfenstein 3. The sequel takes place 19 years

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• London Monitor

  The London Monitor (German: Das Auge von London, lit. The Eye of London) is a colossal robot designed by the Nazis to police the city of London, following a similar design philosophy to the Baltisches

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• Return to Castle Wolfenstein

  Wolfenstein has other meanings. See Wolfenstein (disambiguation) for other uses. Return to Castle Wolfenstein

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• Panzerhund

  A Panzerhund (German for "Tank/Armored Dog"), is a Nazi robotic hound enemy that appears in Wolfenstein: The New Order, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood. Panzerhund is singular

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• William J. Blazkowicz (disambig)

  William J. Blazkowicz is the name of main protagonist characters of Wolfenstein Series in all its various canonical timelines/alternate universes. It is also the names of several of his descendents in the original classic

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• Jessie "Jes" and Zofia "Soph" Blazkowicz

  Jessie "Jess" and Zofia "Soph" Blazkowicz, also known as the Terror Twins by the Nazis are William J. Blazkowicz and Anya Oliwa's twin daughters. They're also good friends with Abby, daughter of Grace

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• Hans Winkle

  Untersturmführer Hans "Bubi" Winkle is the "lovely companion" of Irene Engel and the tertiary antagonist of Wolfenstein: The New Order. He works with Irene Engel at Camp Belica as her personal bodyguard and right-hand

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