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  As WWII was beginning Oskar operated another factory that employed more Jews.
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  Schindler held a variety of jobs, including working in his fathers farm machinery, opening a drive school and selling government property during the war.
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  Millions of German were killed and imprisoned because they did not fit the image of a "perfect" German.
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  Schindler gets charged with spying and was sentenced to death, but got released when Germany came.
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  Schindler served in the Czechoslovak army in 1938.
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  Once War World II started Schindler left his wife and traveled to Krakow, hoping to profit from the impending war.
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  Schindler built a factory for Jews only, to produce goods for the German military, starting off with 45 employees, 1,700 in 1944.
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  Oskar started to bribe high ranking German officers, wanting to expand his business.
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  Germany was ruled by a man named Adolf Hitler. He wanted Germany to rule Europe, and to gain more land and power.
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  Adolf Hitler and his army went through France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Greece, there are many more.
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  The US declared war on Japan and in turn, it's Germany Allies.
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  Nazis opened a work camp for Jews, Schindler would bribe the Nazis to save Jews lives.
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  Police arrested him three times, while he owned his factory still, but were unable to charge him.
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  Nazis made the labor camp a concentration camp, where all Jews were to be sent to a death camp.
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  Schindler hired Jewish workers because they were less expensive.
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  Schindler created a list with over 1,100 Jewish names to take them for the new factory.
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  The Jewish employees spent the remaining months of the war hiding in his factory.
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  64 million people died including Jews, Germans and many more.
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  Allied army crossed from Britain to free France from Nazi rule, Allied armies invaded Germany, forcing the Germans to surrender.
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  Schindler fled to Argentina to avoid persecution for his previous spying.