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| rdfs:label | - Antoinette (Southern Victory)
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| rdfs:comment | - Antoinette (1925-1943) was the daughter of Scipio and Bathsheba. She was imprisoned along Camp Determination along with her parents, where she made the acquaintance of camp guard Hipolito Rodriguez. Antoinette was a devout Christian woman but nonetheless considered having sex with prison guards to save herself. Rodriguez promised to protect her without the sex--until his suicide several months after making Antoinette's acquaintance. Antoinette and her mother were killed when commandant Jefferson Pinkard ordered the murder of all of the prisoners.
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| Appearance | - through
- The Center Cannot Hold
- The Grapple
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| Cause of Death | - Murdered in Camp Determination
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| Nationality | - Negro Resident of the Confederate States
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| abstract | - Antoinette (1925-1943) was the daughter of Scipio and Bathsheba. She was imprisoned along Camp Determination along with her parents, where she made the acquaintance of camp guard Hipolito Rodriguez. Antoinette was a devout Christian woman but nonetheless considered having sex with prison guards to save herself. Rodriguez promised to protect her without the sex--until his suicide several months after making Antoinette's acquaintance. Antoinette and her mother were killed when commandant Jefferson Pinkard ordered the murder of all of the prisoners.
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