| Capos kept Pipel, who in return for personal services were exempted from hard labor and enjoyed other privileges. |
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| In his service was a young boy, a Pipel, who had a delicate and beautiful face, an incredible sight in this camp. |
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| The Pipel was the Blockältester jack-of-all-trades and had to obey all his orders and fulfill all his wishes. |
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| Wiesel will continue to relate the story of this particular Pipel, who, in contrast to most of them, was kind and not known for exploiting his position at the expense of others. |
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| When you consider the existence of this angelic Pipel, his brutal behavior toward his own father, and his terrible torture and death, you start to understand the intensity of the narrator's despair. |
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| We have updated our manuscript to recite the Cell reference kindly provided by Dr. Pipel. |
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