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April 07, 2009

Did Schindler Really Have a "List"?

Was there really a "Schindler's List?"

Not merely a movie, but an actual list on which German industrialist Oskar Schindler noted the names of the hundreds of Jews, otherwise doomed to extermination, whom he endeavored to save?

The answer is ...  

Read about (in French) here.

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