Stumbling across the mutilated corpses and the wreckage of vehicles that litter the courtyard, a terrified Kaempffer is killed when he is confronted by Molasar as Cuza goes to remove the talisman from the keep. Afterwards, Kaempffer flees the scene and rushes to the now-silent courtyard, only to find that the entire German garrison of the citadel has been slaughtered in a gruesome manner by Molasar, and that all the military vehicles parked inside had been disabled. When their conversation is suddenly interrupted by the sound of horrible screams and machine gun fire coming from the keep's inner courtyard, Woermman is shot and killed by Kaempffer. After an unsuccessful attempt by the professor to have the stranger stopped, Kaempffer and Woermann clash over the former's sadistic crimes Woermann furiously denounces the Nazis, claiming that the monster hunting them is a reflection of their evil. The malign power of Molasar begins to affect the villagers, seemingly driving them mad. Having remotely sensed Molasar's presence, a mysterious stranger named Glaeken Trismegestus arrives from Greece, seducing Eva and incurring the professor's ire. The professor becomes indebted to the entity who demands that Cuza remove a talisman from the keep so that Molasar can escape its confines. He deciphers a mysterious message written in Old Slavonic using the Glagolitic alphabet emblazoned on a wall of the citadel before Molasar saves the professor's daughter, Eva, from sexual assault by two Einsatzkommandos and cures Cuza of his debilitating scleroderma by touch. Theodore Cuza, from a concentration camp. 222 Horch 801v armoured car under the command of the sadistic SD Sturmbannführer Erich Kaempffer arrives to deal with what is thought to be partisan activity, executing three villagers as collective punishment and taking other five as hostages, despite Woermann's protests.Īt the instigation of the local village priest, Father Mihail Fonescu, the Germans retrieve an ailing Jewish historian, Prof. A detachment of SS Einsatzkommandos transported on a Mercedes-Benz Lo 2000 (4x2) truck and supported by a Sd.Kfz. The being, known as Radu Molasar, proceeds to kill five more soldiers in the following days and begins to take corporeal form.
Two German soldiers, privates Lutz and Anton, attempt to loot a metallic icon within the keep but accidentally unleash a spectral entity, which kills them. 10 light halftracks, one towing a 7.5 cm Pak 40 anti-tank gun and the other a field kitchen ( Gulaschkanone), under the command of Captain Klaus Woermann and his adjutant, Sergeant Dietrich Oster, arrives to a uninhabited citadel – simply known as 'the Keep' – near a village in Romania to control the Dinu Mountain Pass in the Carpathian Mountains.
Steyr 1500A V8 (4x4) field-car and two Demag Sd.Kfz. Following the commencement of Operation Barbarossa in 1941, a motorized Gebirgsjäger unit of the Wehrmacht transported on a
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