Oskar Schindler's Jews: The 1,098 Jews saved by Schindler

Oskar Schindler's Jews: The 1,098 Jews saved by Schindler

by Javier Gómez Pérez

54 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781500629939
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A brief but thorough biography of Oskar Schindler in which we discover a very different person than we got used film director Steven Spielberg; one Oskar spy, alcoholic and womanizer but kind to his Jews. Schindler lists translated into English with detail list number, list number, religion, nationality, prisoner number, name, surname, date of birth and occupation in the factory every 1,098 Jews are included List and the subsequent fate of some of them. Included in this book is the 19 pages of the original lists. Introduction. Childhood, adolescence and youth. Emile Pelzl. Oskar and the army. Habitual crime. The constant infidelity. Aurelie Schlegel. Schindler Nazism. Oskar in Krakow. Moving the factory. The List of Jews. Escape to Argentina. Neo-Nazi threats. Return to Germany. Visit to Israel. Recognition of their efforts. The end of Oskar Schindler. Emile Schindler. Schindler Lists translated into English. Portraits of the survivors. Original Lists of Schindler.

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