Schindler's Persecution Of Jewish Workers From Zalocie

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Then in October of 1944, this time with the approach of the Russian army, after some negotiating with S.S. officials, he was allowed to take with him some Jewish workers from Zalocie. Schindler then succeeded in also taking over 700 Jews from the Gross rosen camp, and 300 women from Auschwitz. Once in Brunnlitz, these workers were given the best food, shelter, and care that Schindler could get for

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