The personality of Oskar Schindler and the technology used to produce it in the Hollywood dream factory are very interesting. The image of an elegant Nazi in a silk shirt and a top-notch suit, whose sole concern throughout the war was to save Jews, has been surrounded by such a pile of lies that a separate work of is needed to refute them because the main claims of Thomas Keneally's book and Steven Spielberg's film look simply incredible in the light reality during the Nazi occupation of 1939-1945.