The Three Just Men · Character
Iwan Pfeiffer
A German chemist working for the Oberzohns.
minor
Also known as Pfeiffer
First appearance: i the firm of oberzohn
Iwan Pfeiffer shows up with force in VIII: The House of Oberzohn. The page is where that presence becomes real.
One of the two criminals living in Oberzohn's house, described as lean, hollow-faced, and pitiless.
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In VIII: The House of Oberzohn: One of the two criminals living in Oberzohn's house, described as lean, hollow-faced, and pitiless. Later, in XVI: Rath Hall: Quarrels with Gurther and is warned by Oberzohn about police…
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