Poldek Pfefferberg Essays

  • The Film Schindler's List versus Novel Schindler's Ark

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    Schindler's List The film Schindler’s List has a tendency to simplify and sentimentalize the character Oskar Schindler compared to the novel Schindler’s Ark in which the film is based on. The film Schindler’s List lacks depth and understanding of the character Oskar Schindler, and tends to over dramatize events within the film in which Oskar Schindler is responsible for. The novel Schindler’s Ark begins its in-depth documentary story with the earlier life of Oskar Schindler. The novel

  • Thomas Keneally Research Paper

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    The Life Of Thomas Keneally “Thomas Keneally is one of the most successful and best-known writers in Australia” (Stade 343). If you are wanting to be drawn into a novel in such a exquisite way and gracefulness, Thomas Keneally is the author for you. Known for his novels, which are mostly based on historical personages and events (Thomas (Michael) Keneally 1), Keneally is able to draw people into the world where you have to face the facts and strong, cruel reality. Although some people love and understand

  • Schindler's List Is of Use to Historians

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oskar_Schindler [Assessed 9/11/13] http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/schindler.html [Assessed 9/11/13] http://www.auschwitz.dk/goeth.htm [Assessed 9/11/13] http://www.auschwitz.dk/goeth.htm said by Poldek Pfefferberg. [Assessed 9/11/13] http://www.theholocaustexplained.org/ks3/the-final-solution/auschwitz-birkenau/selection/#.Un2VhPlBOSo

  • Film Review Of Schindler's List, By Steven Spielberg

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    camps for execution. The violence and brutality of Nazi’s treatment towards Jews is a series of horrific incidents that are brilliantly showcased. Genre: Drama Star cast: Liam Neeson Ralph Fiennes Ben Kingsley Emilie Schindler Caroline Goodall Poldek Pfefferberg Branko

  • Biography Amon Goeth

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    “Seeing Amon was laying eyes on death itself,” said the Schindler Jew, Poldek Pfefferberg. Throughout the corse of his life, Amon Goeth solidified Pfeffeeberg’s statement through his murderous actions. Goeth was born in Vienna, Austria where he joined a Nazi youth program then transferred to the para-military. He later joined an outlawed Austrian Nazi party in 1930 at the age of twenty two. Soon after, he fled to Germany to avoid arrest from the Austrian authorities for crimes involving explosive

  • The Symbolism Of The Candle In The Film

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    What is the symbolism of the candle at the start of the movie? I think the candle represents the Jewish people, and when the candle slowly starts to burn out, the Jews have entered a declining state, thus, changing from colour to black and white. The candle burning out transferred to a train splitting out steam, also representing all the poor souls sent into the crematorium. Why was the film in black and white? In my opinion, the film was shot in black and white because the Holocaust was a time