Born in Strasbourg, France, Friedrich Keller's childhood was defined by domestic abuse and poverty. When Germany invaded France, Keller's father joined the resistance. Tired of living in poverty, Keller went to the local SS office and informed the Nazis of his father's ties to the resistance. His family was rounded up and sent to Auschwitz , but Keller was taken under the wing of the notorious General Wilhelm Strasse , whom he has served ever since. Keller views General Strasse as his surrogate father.
Before that he seems to visit the asylum frequently, taking patients from the wards, and presumably bringing them to General Strasse for human experimentation.
Keller hid himself in the trunk of his car when B. Blazkowicz killed his men. He was unwittingly smuggled by B. During the interrogation, Keller taunted B. After Keller gave in and revealed the location of where the Nazis kept the imprisoned resistance members, he was beheaded by BJ with a chainsaw. A newspaper clip confirms that Keller's headless body was later found at the bottom of a river close to Gdynia, Poland. Keller is known to be a very ruthless and merciless Nazi.
He considers himself and the Third Reich as superior to all and like all Nazis, is very prejudiced. He also deems the mentally ill as inferior; calling them "Untermenschen Sub-humans " just as when B. He also has somewhat of a sick sense of humor which is seen when he taunts Blazkowicz during his interrogation with the chainsaw for the sake of his own enjoyment.
Blazkowicz asking Keller where the captured Resistance fighters are, while threatening him with a chainsaw. Start a Wiki. Sign In Don't have an account? Characters Weapons Locations. Wolfenstein III.
