Shliemann

Mentioned as 'the boss German' (Shliemann) who with Belloq changed the dig spot — he is an off-screen authority whose decisions are overturned by Amir’s reading.

Mentioned as the 'boss German' who left the map room with Belloq and gave orders that moved the dig site—his decisions are what the headpiece decoding proves to be mistaken.

Shliemann leads the confrontation, invoking the Fuhrer's demands, pressing for tangible progress, suggesting coercive use of the girl, signaling Gobler to act and bringing force into the tent's strategy conversation.

Shliemann leads the confrontation, towels his face, taunts Belloq for caution, frames Berlin’s impatience as justification, and deliberately signals for Belzig to be summoned as a coercive solution.

Shliemann appears at the tent entrance with Govler and Belzig, embodying command presence; his arrival ends negotiation and signals senior military oversight of interrogation.

Stands at the rim with Belloq and Gobler, laughing with the group and observing the retrieval with the detached amusement of a superior officer overseeing his operation.

Shliemann stands at the rim with Belloq and Gobler, laughing with the others and observing the extraction while showing no inclination to physically intervene when Indy's rope fails.

Exchanges a look with Belzig while Belloq speaks—an overseeing officer whose glance coordinates enforcement and watches the rivals' interaction, asserting command presence without speaking.

Shliemann authorizes leaving Marion in the well, framing the decision as obedience to Berlin and the Führer's priority; he signals the men to depart and allows the heavy door to …

Shliemann supervises from above, gives the order to depart for Berlin, and approves sealing the chamber. He remains mission-focused and detached as the chamber is closed and Indy and Marion …

Shliemann oversees the hurried pack-up, immediately recognizes the distraction's danger and vocally commands troops to hold the Ark, asserting authority amid the panic.

Shliemann yells a single, sharp command ordering guards to remain with the Ark while supervising the frantic packing — he forces choice and attempts to keep custody under collapsing attention.

Shliemann strides into the blast scene, declares the incident 'Sabotage!', gives brisk orders to load the Ark onto a truck and to provide heavy protection, then moves to organize the …

Arrives amid the explosion, vocally attributes the blast to 'Sabotage!', issues direct orders to load the Ark on a truck and to arrange flight from Cairo, instructing Gobler to provide …

Oversees the final loading of the crate, climbs into the front staff car with Belloq, and prepares to lead the convoy away from the dig, radiating impatience and command presence.

Shliemann yells orders from the lead staff car, physically knocks away a barrel that blocks his view, and commands the Armed Guard to fire when the Tough Sergeant lines up …

Shliemann commands from the lead car, shouts a warning about the Ark’s safety and orders guards to fire, prompting a panicked response that produces fatal friendly fire against the Tough …

Shliemann rides with Belloq in the staff car, looking around the square with impatience and military urgency; shares responsibility for the failed immediate search.

Shliemann issues the order to take the Ark aboard the Wurrfler, interrogates below about Jones, threatens to sink the Bantu Wind to enforce compliance, and coldly weighs Belloq's claim before …

Shliemann issues orders to take the Ark aboard the Wurrfler, rebukes Katanga's attempt to bargain, threatens to blow the ship, and then coldly considers Belloq's offer before signaling agreement — …

Shliemann stands on the bridge, watches the Bantu Wind with cold calculation, questions the Captain, then issues a curt concession and disappears down the hatch, signaling impatience restrained only by …

Shliemann remains on the bridge long enough to press the issue, then descends the hatch; his decision to withdraw initiates the sub's movement that creates the life-or-death environment Indy must …

Shliemann stands beside Belloq and Marion, visibly unhappy at the ceremonial diversion yet suppresses protest, letting the logistical movement toward the mine train proceed.

Disembarks with the others, listens to Belloq's instruction about the tents and the Ark; his body language registers displeasure though he offers no challenge aloud.

Shliemann stands ducked in the narrow tunnel, visibly worried; he voices discomfort about performing Jewish ritual now and reacts with suspicion to Belloq's suggestion to postpone verification until Berlin.

Shliemann stands with the Nazi contingent, first asserting military authority and threatening to shoot Indy, but he relents when Belloq forbids killing in the Ark's presence and instead orders Indy …

Shliemann stands in the central area, responds to Indy's threat by ordering obedience, then draws a Luger and threatens to kill Indy; when Belloq forbids execution in the Ark's presence …

Emerges from the Tabernacle at the head of the group, points decisively to a nearby wall and cues a measured march, converting logistics into theatrical command and public intimidation.