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    Oskar Schindler’s process of saving those Jews wasn’t an easy task. The Holocaust was one of the worst genocides of all time. “Holocaust is a word of Greek origin meaning ‘sacrifice by fire’” (www.ushmm.org). Which meant that people had to sacrifice by getting burnt and that’s what Adolf Hitler did during the massacre. It was the cause of the death of six million Jewish People. “Before the Second World War, population of Poland was 3.5 million. Today there are between 3,000 and 4,000 left” (www…

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    For this genre based novel study, the focus is centred on two great classics, Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, and Schindler’s List. Some of the best works, if not the best in their respective genres, sci-fi, and historical fiction, these two pieces of literary brilliance, were trailblazers for later books to come in the genres. While seemingly unrelated, sci-fi, and Historical fiction do have a lot in common. The genres are both very effective at creating realistic, but, “beefed up”, and…

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    In some of the greatest movies and stories, the ordinary main character is impacted by an event that changes his life. In Schindler’s List, a true story during World War II directed by Steven Spielberg, the audience sees the world of Oskar Schindler, a member of the German National Socialist Party and powerful businessman during the World War II. Aldolf Hitler is the leader of Germany and his army oppresses people who are not German including Jews and Poles. Schindler uses the war to open a…

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    Who Is Oskar Schindler?

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    Parker’s List well to start off i thought the movie Schindler’s List was for sure one of the best movies i have seen.But just to say Oscar Schindler was an amazing man. In 1993 Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List brought to the screen a story that had gone untold since the tragic events of the Holocaust. Oskar Schindler, a nazi party member, used his pull within the party to save the lives of over 1000 Jews by recruiting them to work in his Polish factory. Here are some facts…

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    One such example would be the film Schindler’s List, adapted from the novel Schindler’s Ark by Thomas Keneally.1 The film portrays the Holocaust quite brutally and unsympathetically towards Germans (for obvious reasons). There was very little backlash towards the movie; it received widespread critical acclaim and won numerous Academy Awards. Schindler’s List, in a way, deals with very similar issues to those in Uncle Tom’s Cabin- the relationship…

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    and the weather conditions were inferior. Schindler decides to make a list of Jews, he and others wish to save in 1944.”Schindler compiles a list of 1200 Jews that he then protects from the hands of the Nazis. By bribing Nazi officials, Schindler garners the release of any Jews on his list if they are caught. None of the Jews on the list are sent to concentration camps or otherwise killed”(Soft Schools) No Jews in Schindler's list are sent to concentration camps or killed. Schindler saved all…

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    Schindler's Tale Theme

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    However, looking deeper into such literature platforms such as: Maus I and II, Night, and Schindler’s List another theme unfolds- the theme of family. Throughout the stories families can be seen some working together to live, some helping each other, or some stopping at nothing to survive for just a little longer. However, one must keep in mind while reading and watching Maus I and II, Night, and Schindler’s List that the families we watched were real families suffering from a real atrocity.…

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    this by employing Jews as workers, as they are less expensive to purchase than Poles are. As he makes more pots, Schindler turns a greater profit from his initial investment. When the Krakow ghetto is liquidated, Schindler’s position shifts to that of a bystander. He is not directly…

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    In the film Schindler’s List, we met an interesting but greedy business man by the name of Oskar Schindler who wanted to make a fortune from WWII. He began to protect his Jewish factory workers so it would stay in operation, however along the way he realized he was saving the innocent lives of men, women, and children. Arguments about Schilder’s intentions about rescuing the Jews are; he was a rescuer, he was impulsive, and was a narcissistic man. At the beginning, I had my mind set that…

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    Who Is Oskar Shindler

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    know as Emailia. He used the old factory to manufacture military goods for the Nazi army. The factory officially opened in 1939 and in just 5 years, it reached peak power with over 1,700 workers. Schindler’s factory became a safehouse for Jewish workers because of how lenient he was. In late 1944, Schindler’s workers were being liquidated from their nearby by ghetto (Krakow). To keep his business running, he hid the workers overnight in his factory and saved a great deal of…

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