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| Schindler's Krakow |
| October 26, 1939 | Krakow becomes capital of German-Occupied Poland |
| December 1939 | Schindler takes over enamelware factory in Krakow |
| 1940 – early 1941 | Jews expelled from Krakow to other towns |
| March 1941 | Ghetto established in Krakow |
| June 1942 | Plaszow Camp constructed. |
| June – October 1942 | First large transport to Belzec Jews deported and mass shooting in Krakow |
| February 1943 | Goeth in command in Plaszow |
| March 1943 | Ghetto liquidated. |
| August 1944 | Schindler builds his own camp at Emalia Schindler's factory closed. |
| September 1944 | Workers taken to Plaszow |
| September 1944 | Schindler selects Jews for N.K.F. factory. |
| October 1944 | Schindler goes to Hungary to inform the world Evacuation of Jews to Brunnlitz (men) and Auschwitz (women) |
| January 1945 | Plaszow closed |
| May 8, 1945 | Remaining Jews sent to Auschwitz |
| May 9, 1945 | World War 11 ends Soviet army liberates Brunnlitz |
| April 28, 1962 | Schindler: “Righteous Person” Yad Vashem |
| October 9, 1974 | Schindler dies in Frankfurt, Germany |
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