In 1939 Schindler obtained an enamelware factory in Kraków, Poland, which employed around 1,750 workers, of whom a thousand were Jews at the factory's peak in 1944.

The former factory building in Krakow was opened in 2010 as a museum that documents what happened.

The museum presents the war by a large multimedia classrooms, with 30 different data stations, 15 projectors, over 100 speakers and 40 cameras.

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