Extended information: Schindler, who is true, have different opinions.
Is Schindler a good man?
Is Schindler a good man? Many people will think Schindler is a good man after learning Schindler's story, but in oskar schindler: Unknown Life, Wartime Activities and the Truth Behind the List, Crowe reveals Schindler's dark and ulterior secrets.
Crowe thinks Schindler has nothing to do with the list of surviving Jews. Schindler's List is an exaggeration of his heroic deeds. In addition, with the publication of this book, new historical evidence surfaced. Among them, in a Czech secret police file, Schindler worked in a German military counterintelligence organization in the 1930s. This fact reflects the complexity of human nature. Crowe thinks Schindler's story is like a mystery. He didn't know whether his turning from darkness to light was a conscience discovery or another plot. Maybe Schindler is just an opportunist. He doesn't want to lose his business after the war.
This book is very different from Schindler, but the head of the Jewish Holocaust Memorial Organization thinks that this book is the most authoritative of the six books about Schindler in the 2 1 century. People can't help asking, is Schindler a good man?
In fact, Schindler's good deeds are real. During World War II, he saved the lives of 1200 Jews with his own actions and provided them with food and drinks with his own money. He once said in an interview that he felt that he had to save the Jews when they suffered disasters, so even if Crow was confused about Schindler's behavior, he also evaluated Schindler as the most just non-Jew during the Holocaust. Therefore, Schindler is
What is the real Schindler?
The novel Schindler's List by Australian writer Thomas Keneally was published in 1982 and won the Booker Prize and the Los Angeles Times Novel Award. Later, Schindler's List, a film adapted from this novel, won seven awards at the 66th Academy Awards from 1994.
The reason why novels and movies are so successful is that Schindler's amazing historical narrative contains all the events and memories of the parties supported by historical documents, so it is true, but it still attracts many people's heated discussions. So what is the real Schindler?
Schindler, as a member of the German Nazi Party, made a fortune in the war. He risked his life to save 65,438+0,200 Jewish workers. Such a "righteous man" move can really be said to be accidental, but history tells future generations that there must be inevitability. Schindler's image is a subversion of the traditional positive image. According to traditional Taoism, the real Schindler is a liar, an alcoholic and an apprentice. He made a fortune by war, cheap Jewish labor and dealing with senior Nazi officials. Such people are kind at all.
But in fact, this evaluation of Schindler is very superficial, because without it, Schindler could not save thousands of Jewish workers from Nazi concentration camps, which also proves that extraordinary times need extraordinary people.
Therefore, even if the real Schindler is the image of a playboy, his righteous act of saving thousands of Jews in the environment of black and white inversion and human depravity is worthy of praise and respect from future generations.
Where is Schindler cemetery?
Schindler died on 19741October 9 at the age of 67. Where was he buried after he died? Where is Schindler's cemetery?
Schindler cemetery
After Schindler's death, he was buried in his hometown Zwetazir Mountain in a Catholic way, so Schindler's cemetery is in Zwetazir Mountain. Every year, many surviving Jews and their descendants come here to pay homage to his dead.
Schindler now has many stones, because Jerusalem also means "city of stones" in Hebrew, so Jews always use small stones when they pay homage to their ancestors. There is a reason why so many people came to pay homage to Schindler, because he protected the lives of thousands of Jews.
At that time, during World War II, Jews suffered a great disaster. As a German businessman, Schindler induced Jews to invest and then hired cheap Jews to work, which made him earn a lot of money in that turbulent era, but his greater wealth was to save thousands of Jews' lives.
Schindler still helped the Jews until the end of the war. He spent all his savings on bribery and buying things for workers on the black market, and he became penniless, so he was respected by Jews and the whole world. Writer Herbert steinhaus interviewed Schindler in 1948, and he highly praised his deeds.
Now Schindler has become a symbol. In the most cruel war of the 20th century, his glorious image brought a ray of light to the desperate Jews. Now Schindler's cemetery is full of stones, and people pay tribute to this great man in this way.