Oskar Schindler's actions during the Holocaust reflect profound moral courage. Initially motivated by profit, Schindler transformed into a savior for over a thousand Jews, employing them in his factories to protect them from deportation to concentration camps. His willingness to risk his life and wealth for the sake of others exemplifies an extraordinary level of humanitarianism and empathy. Schindler's legacy, highlighted in the film "Schindler's List," serves as a powerful reminder of the capacity for individuals to challenge oppressive systems and make a significant impact on humanity.