Oscar Schindler During The Holocaust

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“Schindler’s List” Essay Oscar Schindler was not always as compassionate as he was when the Holocaust ended. Throughout his time spent as part of the Nazi Party and as a business, he changes drastically. At the start, he thought little of the imprisoned Jews. Soon after being in the camp, he witnessed unimaginable hardships and torture that the Jews endured. Seeing all of that really took a toll on Schindler’s perspective. He decided to make a change, as big or small helping out in any way would be worth it if he got to save a life. Schindler’s personality transformed over the course of the Holocaust. The Jews were indifferent to Schindler for months. He had turned a cheek to all of the anguish they went through. He thought of them as free
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