Aesop once said “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Everyone can always do something and make a difference. Oskar Schindler, for example, made a difference in society by saving the lives of many generations to come. Schindler accomplished this by starting a company, he persuaded people to donate money into his company as investments, hiring Jews, and thus keeping them from falling to a graver fate. Granted Schindler did not use his own resources to accomplish so much, but if it was not for him, many people and generations would have came to an end or never existed. Schindler did all he could for all he could, therefore that makes him a hero.
Oskar Schindler was born on April 28, 1908 and died at the age of 66 in 1974 …show more content…
He just wanted his company to succeed. He was accompanied by another Nazi member, Amon Goeth. After time, Schindler's perspective changed and he viewed the workers in his camp not as animals anymore, but as mother's, father’s, and children. Once he realized he had the opportunity to save many lives he changed his ways and tried to save as many Jews as he could.
With everything tying together, Schindler created a list of Jews he wanted to keep at his camp. He was able to do this by buying off the Gestapo’s. As a result, Schindler had to pay for each worker he wanted to keep. He risked his life saving over a thousand Jews. He not only saved their life but he saved many generations to come.
Although Schindler started his company and recruiting Jewish workers to make money, his perspective changed. He then viewed his workers as mothers, and fathers. He realized his camp was viewed as a safe haven for the Jewish community. Schindler did not save many people compared to how many died, but he did save as much as he could. He changed history because he showed people methods they can use if the holocaust were to happen again. We can all study and learn from this. Every deed counts and Schindler proved it. One man saved many
Oskar Schindler was born on April 28, 1908 and died at the age of 66 in 1974 …show more content…
He just wanted his company to succeed. He was accompanied by another Nazi member, Amon Goeth. After time, Schindler's perspective changed and he viewed the workers in his camp not as animals anymore, but as mother's, father’s, and children. Once he realized he had the opportunity to save many lives he changed his ways and tried to save as many Jews as he could.
With everything tying together, Schindler created a list of Jews he wanted to keep at his camp. He was able to do this by buying off the Gestapo’s. As a result, Schindler had to pay for each worker he wanted to keep. He risked his life saving over a thousand Jews. He not only saved their life but he saved many generations to come.
Although Schindler started his company and recruiting Jewish workers to make money, his perspective changed. He then viewed his workers as mothers, and fathers. He realized his camp was viewed as a safe haven for the Jewish community. Schindler did not save many people compared to how many died, but he did save as much as he could. He changed history because he showed people methods they can use if the holocaust were to happen again. We can all study and learn from this. Every deed counts and Schindler proved it. One man saved many