Rescued by Oskar Schindler - Righteous Among the Nations: Moshe Beyski's story

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Published 2010-07-07

Justice Moshe Beyski was born in Poland in 1921. During the Holocaust he was in the Krakow ghetto and later in the camp of Plaszow. He survived the Holocaust thanks to Oskar Schindler. For many years Justice Beyski was the chairman of the Commission for the Designation of the Righteous.
www.yadvashem.org/righteous/stories/schindler

This story was prepared with the support of The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany

All Comments (11)

@aaronmcconnell77 8 years ago

my hopes that Mr Schindler has found a place in heaven with those he saved an those he wished he could
@shyamalaayachit8609 8 years ago

I watched the movie and I was truly moved by the film. my thanks to this great man Schindler.
@NickJay 8 years ago

What an incredible story. I am so pleased that Yad Vashem is making so many of these testimonies available for people to see and hear available. I just wish that Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation would do the same for those outside the US to be able to see those too. Maybe by subscription which could be used to further their work? Well maybe one day it will happen?
@thomasb2247 11 years ago

who would dislike this video. I mean this guy is like the best witness I have heard from!
@patty_sandy_9425 12 years ago

Amazing. Thank you Oskar Schindler
@Exilelangely 11 years ago

i watched 4 time everday. i crying... about this film
@Nairuulagch 11 years ago

Schindler was the Superman and beyond.
@victorparra22 10 years ago

gracias oskar schindler
@MrJeffw223 11 years ago

Amazing .
@Ravnde 10 years ago

of course, because he is the chief justice of israel supreme court.