Oskar Schindler

after the raid on theKrakowghetto

He didn't; he made them work in his factory.

During the process called selection, right off the trains, Jews were herded into a section before entering a camp. The Nazis were already informed that Schindler, who was a Nazi, wanted some workers for his factory. Of course, they had no idea that he really was SAVING these people, so they thought he would treat them as bad as they would at a camp.

They asked each Jew their names (if they were a family) and wrote it down and gave the list to Stern, Schindler's accountant.

So, the Nazis gave all the "non-essential" workers to Schindler, who dubbed them "essential."

Stern typed up the entire list, and that's how we know who they all are. :)

Oskar Ruut died on 1944-08-03.

Schindler died in Germany on 9 October 1974, at the age of 66. His cause death is variously cited as being stroke or liver failure.

Oskar Spate died in 2000.

In the beginning, Schindler saw Stern just as a businesspartner, but over the time, their relationship grew closer until they eventually were close friends. Stern died before Schindler, and Schindler cried in public about his friend.

It was summer and the people in the train were begging for water. The SS took it as a joke and laughed, but Schindler was trying to alleviate their suffering. Notably, the scene after this act of kindness was Schindler having been arrested for "violation of the law of race and resettlement." (In reality, his violation of the "race law" resulted from his having relations with a Jewess, not his having sprayed the train with water).

Sybille Schindler was born in 1942, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Yes he had one sister

The nomination was not withdrawn, and he was honoured in this way.

If Oskar Schindler got caught helping the Jews, he would be killed.

He initially got them from the Krakau ghetto, but they were then moved to the Krakow-Plaszow camp.

Schindler was awarded the "Righteous Among the Nations" title in recognition of his efforts to save Jews during the Holocaust at great personal risk.

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Oskar Schindler did not want to make shells that worked because he was more focused on saving Jewish lives than on producing effective weaponry for the Nazi war effort. He recognized that the production of functioning shells would contribute to the war, which he opposed. Instead, he aimed to use his factory as a means to protect and employ as many Jewish workers as possible, prioritizing humanitarian efforts over profit or military success.

This "Secret Annex" is part of the building at Prinsengracht 263 near the Westermarkt, that together with several other houses in that area will have to make way for a new office block.

Oscar Schindler is mostly remembered as he was portrayed in Steven Spielberg's biopic of him from 1993.

Schindler was able to get away with it because he was a wealthy man who owned successful industrial enterprises and who employed many people and thus brought income, work and new employees into Germany. In short, he was profitable for Germany.

Płaszów.

over 1200

he left his wife,because he couldn't cope to see everyone living life better than him and instead off cheating he can do it straight without hideing