Schindler's List Culminating Assignment
In Stephen Spielberg's 1993 film Schindler's List the main character, Oskar Schindler goes through a major change in his views on humanity, and people's lives, in particular the Jews. This film covers the holocaust in detail, and one man's effort to save as many Jews as he could. Throughout the course of the movie, Oskar Schindler's whole perspective on Jewish life is changed.
The beginning of the movie basically spends the first ten minutes showing us how extravagantly Oskar Schindler lives, he has all kinds of extravagant things, wads of cash, the whole nine yards. Oskar is a man that has made his riches off of other people, barely doing any work himself; some would consider Oskar a business entrepreneur. Oskar had absolutely no care for the Jews, and their plight in the beginning, because they were just a cheap source of labor. This is best illustrated when Oskar is talking to Itzhak about his workers and Itzhak is suggesting Poles,......
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