Schindler's List Race and Religion Quotes

This is the first time that anyone has directly acknowledged the scope of the tragedy. It's appropriately accompanied by a silent contemplation of the deaths. A rabbi chants the kaddish—the Jewish prayer for the dead.

The Talmud is a collection of oral law and tradition handed down from the rabbis of the second century. The inscription on the ring is a validation of Schindler's actions from the people he helped save: a blessing from their God for what he did.

This is a statement of fact, but it's also a statement of faith. The faith and traditions of the Jewish people will have a future thanks to Schindler. It's the best revenge against the Nazis.