World News 25-11-2004 who: Oskar Schindler what: Helped Nazis invade Poland, says historian where: North Carolina, USA when: This week snippet: "According to a new biography of the German industrialist, there was no Schindler`s list, the legendary document containing names of Jewish employees at his Polish factory who were designated as `essential workers` and thus spared from the concentration camps," reports The Guardian. "In fact, Schindler was in jail at the time." Elsewhere, The Independent reports that spy Frank Foley, the so-called "Schindler of Stourbridge", who died in 1973, has been honoured at a ceremony in Berlin for helping thousands of Jews to escape from Nazi Germany. [... more]

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