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    killed but that never did stop him. Oskar was a sentimentalist and an ordinary person like you and I. The simplicity of doing good was something he loved to do. He was full of love and flaws like everybody else. He even in the worst of circumstances still found a way to do good and doing the extraordinary that no one could easily compare to. In 1908‚ Oskar Schindler was born in Zwittau‚ Austria-Hungary. Sudetenland is the place of which the town was in where Oskar Schindler was born. He died from Cardiovascular

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    give each other light.” Ernie Feld and Werner Klemke were both selfless men who helped others even when their own situations were rough and when helping others could endanger them. Through their situations‚ though they may have differed from each other‚ they were both able to help many of the people they encountered. Both Ernie Feld and Werner Klemke show that you can help others‚ no matter what your situation is. For example‚ both Ernie Feld and Werner Klemke were forced to work for the Nazis

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    Oskar Schindler A Story of Life Humanitarian Terry Prachett said‚ “Most of the great triumphs and tragedies of history are caused not by people being fundamentally good or fundamentally evil‚ but by people being fundamentally people. Oskar Schindler was an ordinary person who despite his faults‚ managed to accomplish extraordinary things. Despite Schindler’s early ambitions to use World War II to make a profit for himself‚ something changed within him and he soon began to have doubts about

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    either Hutchison-Gilford Progeria or Werner syndrome. Not only do they affect the bone structure and appearance of the child‚ but they substantially shorten their life spans. Hutchison-Gilford disorder was first discovered and described by John Hutchison in 1886. However‚ in 1904 Hastings Gilford named the disorder Progeria after doing some of his own research on it (Malady). Approximately a year after Gilford presented his Progeria research‚ Otto Werner discovered a disorder by which he called

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    how can a person make a difference in history. The importance is if something would happen then would you act as if Oskar did? I agree with it being possible to make a difference in history. Hitler was one man and he made the biggest dent in history a man could make. Oskar Schindler made a difference because by the time the movie was made over 6‚000 Schindler Jews were alive. Oskar also had changed the minds of some of the Nazi party which saved 1000 or more Jewish people. In the movie‚ we see how

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    Schindler’s List is one of the most powerful movies of all time. It tells the powerful true story of the German businessman Oskar Schindler who comes to Nazi- captured Poland looking for economic blooming and leaves as a savior of more than 1‚100 Jews. Many of our grandparents told us of the stories and we learned about it in school year after year‚ but to see it put to life was a totally touching experience. Some of us couldn’t even bare to look at those gruesome scenes. The movie starts out in

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    Unit 2 Schindler’s List Essay By Jayden Oskar Schindler was a man who was considered a good man by many. He gave jobs to the hated Jews and the cripples even though these things were strongly looked down upon and eventually became something that was just far fetched in anyone’s mind but his own. In the time when he lived Jewish women were looked upon as non-human and something to be ashamed of but instead of hating the Jewish women he kissed one of them. He was looked to as a very good person

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    WWII Research Paper: Oskar Shindler During a very dark time in history‚ during World War II‚ Oskar Schindler saved the lives of thousands of Jews by employing them in his factories‚ he had little to gain and everything to lose by saving these Jews but he was a courageous individual who did the right thing when others wouldn’t. Oskar Schindler was and opportunist and a businessman. He was one of many who sought to make a profit from the German invasion of Poland. He gained ownership

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    Deidre-Marie Kaitlyn Langkamp Professor Dekle ENC1102-4100 March 28‚ 2011 Schindler’s List- Humanity Schindler’s List directed by Stephen Speilberg uses many film techniques to emotionally manipulate the attitude of the viewer. His choice of a universal back-drop for mise en scene of monochrome‚ with color only appearing in the bookends‚ the ghetto massacre‚ and the exhumation and incineration of the murdered Jew’s is brilliant and carries significant impact in the film. Our film opens

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    Oskar Schindler :The Hero Tanzania Parker Professor Kaufman Tanzania Parker 2 The term hero is defined as a person who is admired for courage or noble qualitites. Heroes dont do good deeds for credit or acknowledgement they usually do them becuase they feel it is the right thing to do .Some are accidental heroes‚ such as Oskar Schindler who risked almost everything to save thousands of Jews during the Holocauset. Schindler was a very unlikely hero. Oskar Schindler was born on April 28

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