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    In 1936, Oskar Schindler became a spy for the Nazi’s. He was soon arrested for treason under the Czech government, which lead to him being released under the Munich agreement. The Munich agreement is a settlement permitting the Nazi Germany's annexation of Czechoslovakia along the country's borders mainly inhabited by German speakers, for which a new territorial designation "Sudetenland" was originated. Once bailed from jail, he decided to continue gathering information from his last mission as…

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    bloodiest wars the wars the world has seen. Oskar Schindler lived a complicated life had being a Nazi and had saved the lives of many Jews. Not all people know the acclaimed hero. Schindler was an unlikely war time hero being a business man, womanizer, and belonging to the Nazi party (Biogrphy.comEditors). Oskar Schindler was born April 28, 1908, in Zwittau Austria-Hungary .Schindler married Emilie Schindler when he was 19 (Bard). At the end of the war, Schindler was left with no money because…

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    the film. The film is about a German businessman named Oskar Schindler, who dreams of making it big in Poland. Although at first his goal was to make money, after witnessing the massacre of Jews by the Nazis his goal shifted to saving as many Jews as he can. Schindler continued to operate his owned factory as a means to protect and house the Jews under him, even bribing high ranking officials for his goals. The war ended the same time Schindler went bankrupt, and the Jews were liberated by the…

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    puts others before themselves. That is what a hero is to me. And to me, Oskar Schindler from The Boy on The Wooden Box, and Bruno from The Boy in The Striped Pajamas, is ultimately the definition of a hero. “Saves one life, saves the world entire.” - Oskar Schindler. The words from a hero. In The Boy on The Wooden, Oskar Schindler displays heroism because he is selfless and puts other before himself. “Somehow Oskar Schindler did achieve the seemingly impossible. He handed out massive bribes to…

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    Oskar Schindler wasn’t always the altruistic man that many people picture him as. Many people described him as a greedy, selfish man who’s only desire was to earn money. Schindler, who began the business purely for the purpose of personal gain, was like any other entrepreneur at the time, an industrialist who used the war as an opportunity to make money, but somewhere along the way something in him changed. After this sudden change of heart, he began to help shield his Jewish workers from all…

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    to save others without discriminating. Therefore, Oskar Schindler is not a hero. Schindler is not a hero because he used Jews as labors for his company’s production like slaves, he already knew about the massacre of Jews by the Nazi Party, but he only looked on it, and he used the money only for his own use which was earned by the Jewish workers. Schindler is not a hero because he used Jews as labor for his company production as slaves. If Schindler was a hero, he would’ve stood in front of Jews…

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    “Bergen-Belsen” among numerous others. Oskar Schindler has been immortalised through his legacy of morals based around the preservation of human life, and the understanding that all life is precious. Although at first reluctant, Schindler managed to break the barricade of discrimination erected within corrupt, wartime Germany. Many “heroes”, including Schindler have felt a personal obligation to support those within their community. The story of Oskar Schindler brings hope to those suffering…

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    Schindler's Scene Analysis

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    The Girl’s Scene with the Red Coat in Schindler 's List The scene featuring the girl with the red coat in Schindler 's List (Steven Spielberg, 1993) is of the most recognizable scenes in late twentieth century cinema. It is often understood to encapsulate key aspects of the Holocaust, its brutality, and its effects on the lives of the people caught up within it. At the time, the scene deals with the paradoxes of memory, memorial and what may appear to be a sense of personal inability when…

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    Oscar Schindler was an ethnic German Nazi who is credited with saving the lives of 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust. He was born in Svitavy, Moravia. Oscar schindler hired Jews to work in his factories which led to them being saved at the end of world war two. He only cared about himself and money. Although he was very selfish in the beginning of the holocaust towards the end Schindler began to care for the Jews not just himself. For the rest of the essay were going to look at if Schindler was a…

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    List, the worst and best parts of human nature are displayed. Throughout the film, Jewish people are constantly being harassed and killed. This is a representation of the worst parts of human. Although, the best part of human nature are shown in how Oskar cares for the Jews and tries to keep as many safe as he can. The theme of Schindler’s List is similar to that of Night and To Kill a Mockingbird. Each of the works studied examine the best and the worst parts of human nature, emphasized by the…

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