Description

In the heart of Nazi-occupied Poland, Oskar Schindler, a charismatic German businessman with a taste for luxury, found himself in a position to defy the horrors of the Holocaust. Initially driven by profit, Schindler's motivations evolve as he witnesses the systematic persecution of Jewish people. He transforms his factory into a sanctuary, employing and protecting over a thousand Jews from certain death in concentration camps. This powerful narrative chronicles Schindler's remarkable courage and the profound moral awakening that led him to risk everything for humanity.

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Sceptre

Published Jan 1, 1993

429 pages

ISBN: 9780340606513

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Details

First Published

1982

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Schindler's List by Thomas Keneally.

Violence
War/Trauma
Racism/Discrimination