For him as a child, Oskar Schindler was not yet a hero, but also a heart carrier and also “somewhat curious uncle,” says Hans-Michael Trautwein. Traut wine was old for ten years when he met the “Jewish Savior”. Schindler, who lived in Frankfurt from 1957 until his death in 1974, was often guests with his parents. Trautwein, now an economic professor in Oldenburg, describes him as a man who was often exuberant in his generosity, who loved to spoil children.
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