Essays on Schindler'S List

The Holocaust was a time of horrifying cruelty. Various folks were forced into atrocious conditions and suffered unspeakable treatment. They were treated worse than oxen, losing their identity. The German folks when the war additionally lost their individual identities. Albeit most of the population had…

It is undeniable that the Oskar Schindler’s altruistic act in Steven Spielberg’s “Schindler’s List” has educated and touched the heart of millions. Rendered with an almost black and white style, often handheld cameras, and the melancholy Jewish choir music, the scene of the liquidation of…

The movie’s plot follows Oscar Schindler, a businessman of German origin who is working to exploit all the possibilities that would prevent his employees from being killed in the Holocaust. He opens the factory by bribing various officials. Schindler does all the efforts to save…

Schindler: Savior of the Generations In the movie Schindler’s List, Itzhak Stern refers to Oskar Schindler’s list of workers as “an absolute good.” An absolute good is something that is a perfect form of itself, and in addition, it can benefit someone or something in…

Schindler’s List Ever since watching Night and Fog and now Schindler’s List, I’ve had a sudden interest and fascination in films and documentaries about the holocaust. Night and Fog helped me better understand some of the historical events in Schindler’s List, but the film as…