Schindler’s Grave

On the hill of Zion in Jerusalem, there is a special place, in this Catholic cemetery a small graveyard belonging to Schindler, the name familiar to the world in Spielberg's film "Schindler's List." Unlike the film, which ends in a separate cemetery in an open area, the gravestones are still strikingly visible in the numerous small stones placed on them by Jews who came to remember the memorial.

The Schindler Curtain Cemetery is a very clean tunnel, Schindler's list is based on this, the cemetery is clean and tidy, there are sacrifices every year, here can learn a lot of historical knowledge.

The moving story described in Schindler's List. A rich German merchant could not tolerate such a tragedy any longer, and his secret help to many Jews to escape the disaster gave the miserable nation a glimmer of hope for continued survival, and Mr. Schindler, on his deathbed, made clear that he wanted to be buried in Jerusalem Wish. It was true.

"Whoever saves one life,saves the world entire." This is the English translation of Hebrew engraved on the ring given to Schindler by the saved Jews. Schindler deserves a great person, and Jews deserve a great nation, and such a spirit should be remembered by the world! Not far from the zion gate, you will see a small parking lot on the right hand side and lead to the tomb of David, not past, then go to the left hand side, Schindler's tomb is in the Catholic Cemetery of Zion Mountain, from the front to the end to look down, which stone is the most, which is Schindler's tomb, Then you can go down the stairs, put a stone and stay quietly for a while.

Every day, many people come here to honor the great Schindler, who saved thousands of Jewish lives in the war and buried here after his death.

It is a public cemetery, and this cemetery is buried by the main character of the Schindler list, Mr. Schindler, a very moving man who saved countless Jews in World War II by his own strength.