The Fake Truth About Oskar Sch
It is easy to believe what you have not seen, and even easier to believe what lies before you eyes. Steven Spielberg’s historic film Schindler’s List has undoubtedly affected and persuaded millions of viewers into accepting Oskar Schindler as a hero. Through the memories of those who knew him, along with historic documents and facts, the film can be said to possess a factual recollection of this historic figure. Although there are minor discrepancies between the historical facts, the novel, and the film, Spielberg’s version concerning Oskar Schindler is a reliable source for the truth behind this mysterious man. Even though the novel and the film are fiction, they present a reliable truth about Schindler’s life and his actions during the Holocaust. The film is based on the novel written by Thomas Keneally. This strips the film of its credibility as a documentary because both film and novel present fictional dialogue. However, both Keneally and Spielberg interviewed witnesses in an effort to make Schindler’s story as historically correct as possible. In the novel, Keneally states in his author’s note: I have attempted ... to avoid all fiction, since fiction would debase the record, and to distinguish between the reality a
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Approximate Word count = 1957
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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