Original Schindler's List to be sold on eBay for $3 million ...
Schindler's List became a household name in 1993 when Steven Spielberg
directed the Academy Award-winning classic movie of the same name.
The German businessman
became a Nazi and operated enamel factories in Poland, producing pots
and pans using forced Jewish laborers during World War II.
In order to save 1,200
prisoners, Schindler opened an armaments factory in Brunnlitz,
present-day Czech Republic, to convince his superiors Jews were vital to
the work production.
The transfer of these
workers was drawn up on multiple lists, collectively known as
"Schindler's List," according to Steven Luckert, curator of permanent
exhibitions at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Schindler's List Auctioned On eBay |
14-page list that saved the lives of some 1,200 people who worked in his German factory during World War II is now for sale on eBay! Proving that for the right amount of money, you can buy pretty much ANYTHING!
So what's the asking price on this history changing document?
The bidding starts at $3 MILLION!!!
Included with your purchase comes a signed affidavit from Itzhak Stern's nephew. Stern, played by Ben Kingsley in the Steven Spielberg Oscar-winning film, was the man responsible for typing out the names who would be spared from Nazi concentration camps.
Bidding will end 10 days from its open, on July 28.
The major significance
of this list "goes beyond the inaccuracies" depicted to a certain degree
in novels and movies about Schindler, such as the belief that there is
only one list, according to Peter Black, senior historian at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Owner's Description |
Buyers who want this historic artifact must be serious, according to
the listing. "There will be no returns or exchanges, but item is covered
by eBay Buyer Protection,” and a $10,000 deposit will be due up front.
“It is extremely rare that a document of this historical significance is put on the market,” Zimet told the Post.
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