Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.
The true story of how businessman Oskar Schindler saved over a thousand Jewish lives from the Nazis while they worked as slaves in his factory during World War II.
Liam Neeson Ben Kingsley Ralph Fiennes Caroline Goodall Jonathan Sagall Embeth Davidtz Malgorzata Gebel Shmuel Levy Mark Ivanir Béatrice Macola Andrzej Seweryn Friedrich von Thun Krzysztof Luft Harry Nehring Norbert Weisser Adi Nitzan Michael Schneider Miri Fabian Anna Mucha Albert Misak Michael Gordon Aldona Grochal Jacek Wójcicki Beata Paluch Piotr Polk Ezra Dagan Beata Deskur Rami Heuberger Leopold Kozlowski Jerzy Nowak Uri Avrahami Adam Siemion Magdalena Dandourian Paweł Deląg Shabtai Konorti Oliwia Dabrowska Henryk Bista Tadeusz Bradecki Wojciech Klata Elina Löwensohn Ewa Kolasińska-Szramel Bettina Kupfer Grzegorz Kwas Vili Matula Stanislaw Koczanowicz Hans-Jörg Assmann Geno Lechner August Schmölzer Ludger Pistor Beata Rybotycka Branko Lustig Artus-Maria Matthiessen Hans-Michael Rehberg Eugeniusz Priwieziencew Michael Z. Hoffmann Erwin Leder Jochen Nickel Andrzej Welminski Daniel Del-Ponte Marian Glinka Grzegorz Damięcki Stanisław Brejdygant Olaf Lubaszenko Haymon Maria Buttinger Peter Appiano Jacek Pulanecki Tomasz Dedek Sławomir Holland Martin Semmelrogge Tadeusz Huk Alexander Held Piotr Cyrwus Joachim Paul Assböck Osman Ragheb Maciej Orłoś Marek Wrona Zbigniew Kozłowski Marcin Grzymowicz Dieter Witting Magdalena Komornicka Agnieszka Krukówna Anemona Knut Jeremy Flynn Agnieszka Wagner Jan Jurewicz Wiesław Komasa Maciej Kozłowski Martin Bergmann Wilhelm Manske Peter Flechtner Sigurd Bemme Etl Szyc Lucyna Zabawa Ruth Farhi Jerzy Sagan Dariusz Szymaniak Dirk Bender Maciej Winkler Radosław Krzyżowski Jacek Lenczowski Hanna Kossowska Maja Ostaszewska Sebastian Skalski Ryszard Radwański Piotr Kadlcik Lech Niebielski Thomas Morris Sebastian Konrad Lidia Wyrobiec-Bank Ravit Ferera Agnieszka Korzeniowska Dominika Bednarczyk Alicja Kubaszewska Danny Marcu Hans Rosner Edward Linde-Lubaszenko Alexander Strobele Georges Kern Alexander Buczolich Michael Schiller Götz Otto Wolfgang Seidenberg Hubert Kramar Razia Israeli Dorit Seadia Esti Yerushalmi Marta Bizoń Maciej Kowalewski Zuzanna Lipiec Maria Peszek Leopold Pfefferberg Leopold Rosner Emilie Schindler Katarzyna Śmiechowicz Jacek Wójcicki
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