1,200 jews, that's how many jewish lives a man named Oskar Schindler saved during the holocaust in the 1940s. Oskar employed that many jews to keep them from harm. He even went as far as to employ children to keep them safe. Based on these reasonings, I believe that Oskar
Schindler is the most deserving, of anyone, for a medal of honor.
Oskar opened an enamelware factory in 1939. When jews started to be discredited, he decided to hire them as a way to improve his factory’s income. Jews were cheap to hire at the time. Later, when a nearby concentration camp was set up
(
Kraków-Płaszów concentration camp
), he made a bargain with the person who ran it. This bargain would allow him to keep the jews he had employed from being deported or sent
Schindler is the most deserving, of anyone, for a medal of honor.
Oskar opened an enamelware factory in 1939. When jews started to be discredited, he decided to hire them as a way to improve his factory’s income. Jews were cheap to hire at the time. Later, when a nearby concentration camp was set up
(
Kraków-Płaszów concentration camp
), he made a bargain with the person who ran it. This bargain would allow him to keep the jews he had employed from being deported or sent