Adolf Hitler In Schindler's Legacy

born in 1908 in Zwittau Czechoslovakia, he seems not a good guy because he was a drinker, womanizer, gambler, profiteer, briber, wheeler-dealer, Nazi he saved 1200 jews by keeping them work in his factory
He lived in a farm family and his father tried to train him to be an engineer, he was interested in racing, so he built his own motorcycle and competed on mountain courses. He is a very charming person who married a gentleman farmer’s daughter at the age of 20. As a outgoing person, he likes working in meeting people for sale stuffs on the road, the Nazi party member identity made him easier in doing business. Adolf Hitler came into power in 1933, starting at that time Jewish people were under oppression in Germany by German government. A …show more content…
Between June and october 1942, 11000 ghetto Jews were sent to the Belzec death camp. then , on March 13,1943, German officer Amon Goeth liquidated the ghetto. Those who lived through it became inmates at the Krakow-Plaszow labor camp - later a concentration camp - on the outskirts of the city, under Goeth’s bloodthirsty command” (Elinor J. Brecher, Schindler’s Legacy)

*Amon Goeth, a Nazi chief officer in a forced labor camp in Plaszow, he was very cruel to the prisoners which is majority jews(20000). He’s also friend of Schindler and bring many good to Schindler.
He was a very coldblood creature, a witness saw he shot a girl just because he does not like her nose, and all these crimes happened without punishment. In the year of 1944 schindler moved to a town in Czechoslovakia where near his hometown, a thousand of his worker and his factory also followed him to there. On the way to the new place, schindler’s Jews had a horrible experienced in Brinnlitz, as a survivor called chaskel Schlesinger mentions in the book:
“You had to open your mouth and spread the fingers and bend over and lift up your feet because you could have something taped on the bottom.”
(Elinor J. Brecher, Schindler’s

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