Oskar Schindler's grave at the Catholic cemetery at Mount Zion, Jerusalem, Israel, 24 Mar 2007

Caption     Oskar Schindler's grave at the Catholic cemetery at Mount Zion, Jerusalem, Israel, 24 Mar 2007 ww2dbase
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Photos at Same Place Jerusalem, British Palestine
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1. Commenter identity confirmed David Stubblebine says:
19 Jan 2009 11:40:39 PM

The inscription in German reads “The Unforgettable Lifesaver of 1200 Persecuted Jews.”

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