You remember the movie Schindler’s List directed by Steven Spielberg, which swept the world for a while and won 7 Oscars. The film was about the Holocaust, which took place in the years when many of us were not born, and the Jews rescued by Oskar Schindler.
Mimi Reinhardt, one of Oskar Schindler’s greatest assistants, who saved the lives of many people and helped them escape the genocide initiated by Nazi Germany, died at the age of 107. So why are Reinhardt and Schindler still gratefully remembered today?
Schindler’s lists were prepared by Reinhardt
II. During World War II, the Nazis were carrying out a great genocide by spreading to Europe and sending Jews to concentration camps. In Poland, the name that prevented hundreds of people from going to concentration camps was Oskar Schindler. Schindler had come to Germany at that time to set up a business and opened a factory. With the beginning of the genocide, he made a plan that was the subject of movies. By taking large numbers of Jews into the factory, Schindler made it appear as if they were supporting the German war force. Schindler’s secretary, Mimi Reinhardt, prepared the list of Jewish people in Schindler’s factories.
Reinhardt, who provided a great help to Schindler with the lists he prepared and saved hundreds of lives, is still remembered with gratitude today. Bad news came from Reinhardt’s grandson today. “My very precious and special grandmother passed away at the age of 107. May he rest in peace” and declared that Mimi Reinhardt, one of the protagonists of the genocide, which is still spoken today, has passed away. What Reinhardt, an Austrian-born Jew, did with Schindler left a big mark on his history.
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