Oskar Schindler Saving Jews from the Holocaust

Oskar Schindler was a man who enjoyed fast living. He liked to race motorcycles, and his wife thought he drank too much. Schindler joined the Nazi party to make money, and even became a spy for the promise of danger. After the Nazi invasion of Poland, Schindler made plans to start a business there and become rich. Instead, he saw the plight of the Polish Jews: the forced labor, the Nazi brutality, and the executions. He could not let these things happen without trying to make a difference.Byers, Ann is the author of 'Oskar Schindler Saving Jews from the Holocaust', published 2005 under ISBN 9780766025349 and ISBN 0766025349.