Schindler's List
Schindler's List is a 1993 Steven Spielberg film depicting German industrialist Oskar Schindler's efforts to save Jewish workers during the Holocaust.
The title refers to the list of names Schindler compiled to protect over a thousand Jews from Nazi death camps.
The film, shot largely in black and white, became a cultural touchstone for Holocaust remembrance and education: Every student should see Schindler's List.
- HolocaustNazi genocide of Jews
- true storyNarrative of actual events
- OskarGermanic masculine name
- JewsFollowers of Judaism
- KrakowHistoric Polish metropolis
Spielberg · concentration camp · death camp · Nazi · war crimes · genocide · survivors · black and white · red coat · factory · forced labor · Ralph Fiennes · Poland · World War II · rescue · Auschwitz · ghetto · atrocity
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- Holocaust LiteratureAnne Frank, Elie Wiesel, Auschwitz, survivor testimony, concentration camps
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