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Who is Oscar schindler's sister?
Emilie Schindler (October 22, 1907 - October 5, 2001) was a humanitarian who, with her husband Oskar Schindler, helped to save the lives of 1,200 to 1,700 Jews during World War II.
How much money did Schindler's List make?
Schindler's List made about 321 million dollars.
How much money did Schindler's List gross domestically?
Schindler's List grossed $96,067,179 in the domestic market.
Was Oskar Schindler's life ever in danger?
Yes, many times.One example- If Amon Goeth had ever really realized what Schindler was doing and had turned him in, he wouldn't have lived. Actually, if anyone had found out what Schindler was doing, he definitely would have been persecuted.Another- At the end of the movie Schindler's List, he has a complete mental breakdown and starts crying. He feels as though he could've saved more Jews if he hadn't spent so much more money on non-important things- like wine and women. He was a part of the Nazi party, so he was going to be hunted down even though he is now credited for saving over 1,100 Jews, the Schindlerjuden.
Why didn't others save the Jews like Oskar Schindler did?
Others did, but no one else has the current profile that Schindler has (thanks to the Hollywood film). There were others that risked much more than Schindler and others that saved much greater numbers.
Who is Oscar schindler's sister?
Emilie Schindler (October 22, 1907 - October 5, 2001) was a humanitarian who, with her husband Oskar Schindler, helped to save the lives of 1,200 to 1,700 Jews during World War II.
How much money did Schindler's List make?
Schindler's List made about 321 million dollars.
How much money did Schindler's List gross domestically?
Schindler's List grossed $96,067,179 in the domestic market.
Was Oskar Schindler's life ever in danger?
Yes, many times.One example- If Amon Goeth had ever really realized what Schindler was doing and had turned him in, he wouldn't have lived. Actually, if anyone had found out what Schindler was doing, he definitely would have been persecuted.Another- At the end of the movie Schindler's List, he has a complete mental breakdown and starts crying. He feels as though he could've saved more Jews if he hadn't spent so much more money on non-important things- like wine and women. He was a part of the Nazi party, so he was going to be hunted down even though he is now credited for saving over 1,100 Jews, the Schindlerjuden.
Why didn't others save the Jews like Oskar Schindler did?
Others did, but no one else has the current profile that Schindler has (thanks to the Hollywood film). There were others that risked much more than Schindler and others that saved much greater numbers.
How much did Schindler's list make?
Schindler's List made about 321 million dollars.
Approximately how much money did Americans lose in the crash of 1929?
how much money did americans lose in the crash of 1929?
Why do the Jews agree to deal with Schindler?
Oskar Schindler as first a businessman and a Nazi second. As the war turned against Germany in 1943, he saw that Germany was going to lose the war. He also saw the atrocities committed by the SS at different camps in the east. That horror really opened his eyes and made him question his allegiance to the Nazi cause. By the time the famous list was devised, he really felt so much sympathy and shame for not speaking out against the Germans. I think the Jews at the concentration camp and the factory that they worked at, truly felt they could trust Schindler and that he was a repentent German. Also, people of all stripes, Jews and non-Jews, have a great will to live and certainly these people, after experiencing hell on earth for several years, wanted to survive and to be a living testament to the atrocities of the Third Reich. If they wanted to have the best chance to survive the war, most felt that Schindler gave them the best hope for survival. Obviously, they made the right decision and after the war, a memorial was establish in Israel recognizing Oskar Shindler's role in saving Jewish lives. ------------------------------------------------------- They did not have much choice, they had to give up all of their money in the banks, they had to surrender their property and it was illegal to carry much money and risked being searched at any time. Schindler offered some protection in the form of a job, but he did not offer any shares in his company. He was in no way seen as a repentent German (at this stage). He was only memorialised in Israel after the film came out. Four decades after his wife was, her deeds are not depicted in the film.
How much money did bus company lose during the bocott?
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How much money did Nothing To Lose gross worldwide?
Nothing To Lose grossed $64,594,061 worldwide.
How much you lose money if you die in Pokemon?
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How much money did Nothing To Lose gross domestically?
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