movie "Schindler's List" was released in 1993. It is a film adapted from real events. The protagonist of the movie Oscar Schindler is an excellent entrepreneur. Schindler and his wife Emily Sheen During the Second World War, Dele went bankrupt and protected more than 1,200 Jews from being killed by fascists. The film was directed by the great director Spielberg. In the film, with the surrender of Germany, these Jews were also liberated. On May 7, 1945, these Jews who had been saved by Schindler gave Schindler a ring, which was engraved with Hebrew scripture: "Saving a life is equal to saving the world."
Spielberg refused His reason for accepting any compensation for this film is that if he accepts it, it becomes "blood money." The film uses black and white as the main color of the documentary filming method, which is extremely true and solemn to reproduce the painful history of the German Nazi massacre of 6 million Jews. The cruel atrocities of the Nazis burned tens of thousands of dead bodies, and a terrible rain of ashes fell in the sky. This time Schindler was shocked, and Schindler went bankrupt and rescued these people. After the war, because Schindler was a Nazi party, Schindler was in danger of being arrested and executed by war criminals. When rescuing these Jews, Schindler had gone bankrupt. After the war, Schindler could only escape to South America, but they were still pursued and killed by the Israeli spy agency Mossad. Fortunately, the Jews that Schindler had saved during the war helped him. These Jews invested and built factories for Schindler, but these factories of Schindler closed down due to poor management. Schindler, forced to make a living, had to return to Germany. Schindler’s wife stayed in South America by herself. Schindler, who returned to Germany, was scolded by German radicals, “Kissing Jewish pigs should be burned with Jews.” Die." In the end, Schindler was impoverished and lived only on relief. Eventually Oscar Schindler passed away on October 9, 1974. He lived 67 years old and was buried on Mount Zion in Jerusalem.
