A brief plot overview of Thomas Keneally's Schindler's list.

The book, Schindler's List, is a true story, based on the life of the German businessman, and Nazi follower, Oskar Schindler. Through out the story line, Oskar makes the transformation from a greedy, materialistic womanizer, into a noble, devoted and generous hero. The theme of the triumph of good over evil unravels through out the book. <Tab/>As a man looking to make a profit, Schindler captures the Nazi's rise to …

…Goeth to keep using his Jewish labor to work in his plant. At the turning point of the story, Schindler realizes he is the only thing stopping the inevitable gas chamber death of these people. He dissipates the rest of his wealth bribing the Nazis to save his workers. In the end, by the time the allies conquer the Nazis, Schindler is completely broke, but have saved the lives of roughly 1000 people from terrible fates.