Oskar Schindler's List
How did a Nazi save Jews?
4.1 (38)
49 mins
Discover the story of Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist and member of the Nazi Party who ultimately helped save the lives of more than a thousand Jewish people during the Holocaust. Explore how he used his factory, money, connections, and influence to protect workers from deportation and murder.
Ep 1:
The Making of Schindler the Crook
Before the hero of legend, there was a drunk, a con man, and a chronic disappointment—meet the real Oscar Schindler, shaped by chaos and scandal from childhood.
Ep 2:
Spy, Opportunist, Nazi Party Man
As Hitler's shadow spreads, Schindler drifts from unfaithful husband to Nazi spy to Party member, turning charm and greed into tools for wartime profit in occupied Krakow.
Ep 3:
Bribes, Bullets, and Brünnlitz's Ark
As Krakow's ghetto burns, Schindler squares off against sadistic commandant Amon Goeth, bribing his way toward a factory refuge—and a desperate list of 1,200 names.
Ep 4:
The Crooked Compass That Found True North
War ends, but Schindler's battle to survive himself begins—tracing his fall into poverty, his complicated legacy, and what his flawed heroism ultimately reveals about human goodness.
Discussions (5)
May
Level 2 · 5 days agoA drunk, a spy, a con man, a war criminal recruit... and somehow the only guy in Nazi Germany who said 'you know what, not today' 💀
Justin
Level 2 · 5 days agoSo basically the Holocaust's most unlikely hero was a drunk, a spy, a cheating con man who couldn't run a farm or tell an otter from a giant rat. Peak résumé.
Craig
Level 3 · 5 days agoThe film didn't fail to capture Schindler's messiness. Spielberg showed him as a drunk opportunist who stumbled into heroism. Calling it a cleaned up Hollywood version undersells what that movie actually did.
