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Oskar Schindler

Oskar Schindler

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Counted totals by category

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CategoryUnitPositiveNegativeNet
peoplelives+1,0980+1,098

Overall: not enough data yet (needs 2 category tabs). Tab positions: Lives #2

Influence (reach, not impact): Wikipedia articles in 74 languages (Wikidata, as of 2026-10-18); 1.03 million English Wikipedia page views, 2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30. Not counted in the score.

Counted entries

Approved claims with 2 trusted sources; these drive the totals (counted = scale × credit share).

Positive

ClaimSourcesScaleCreditCounted
Brünnlitz prisoner list of 18 Apr 1945: 1,098 Jews (801 men, 297 women) protected in Schindler's factory camp (USHMM)encyclopedia.ushmm.org
+ ushmm.org USHMM Holocaust Survivors and Victims Database, Schindler's Lists: 'Number of Persons (Exact): 1098', Place: Brünnlitz, list date 18 Apr 1945
+ yadvashem.org Yad Vashem: 'The unforgettable rescuer of 1,200 persecuted Jews' (>= 1,098)
+ nytimes.com NYT 1974 obituary headline: 'OSKAR SCHINDLER, SAVED 1,200 JEWS' (>= 1,098)
1,098Direct
Rule 4: lowest documented number. USHMM list = 1,098 names; Yad Vashem and NYT (1974) say 1,200. Replaces entry #19.
1,098

Negative

ClaimSourcesScaleCreditCounted
None.

Not counted / unproven

Unproven or rejected claims. They are shown for transparency and do not affect the totals.

Not counted, positive

ClaimSourcesScaleStatus
Rescued 1,200 persecuted Jews (Yad Vashem)yadvashem.org
+ encyclopedia.ushmm.org [DOES NOT CONFIRM 1,200] 'Schindler helped over 1,000 Jews survive the Holocaust.' ; 'a prisoner list for Brünnlitz showed 1,098 names'
+ nytimes.com [CONFIRMS 1,200 - NYT 1974 obituary headline 'OSKAR SCHINDLER, SAVED 1,200 JEWS' (verified in URL/headline; full text paywalled)]
1,200unproven
Took charge of 107 Goleszow transport survivors with Emilie Schindleryadvashem.org
+ deathcamps.org [PARTIAL - ARC research site, implies 107] '120 nearly frozen persons were swiftly taken to the Brünnlitz factory ... 13 persons were frozen to death.' Credits Emilie Schindler
107unproven

Not counted, negative

ClaimSourcesScaleStatus
None.