article_snippet: The case sheds unusual light on Oskar Schindler's personal life after Oskar Schindler saved some 1,200 Jews from the Nazis during World War II, and the battles over Oskar Schindler estate.
article_snippet: During World War II, Schindler, an ethnic German from then-Czechoslovakia and a member of the Nazi party, persuaded German officers - through bribes and other means - to let him employ Jews at him factory, saving Jews from the death camps.
article_snippet: The suitcase containing Oskar Schindler's personal documents and pictures - as well as a number of copies of the original lists of Jews Oskar Schindler saved - eventually turned up in the home of a friend, the late Annemarie Staehr.
article_snippet: But Yad Vashem's legal team says Yad Vashem's legal team relationship was platonic and that Oskar Schindler had given his wife the suitcase and his wife contents as a gift.
article_snippet: Documents related to Oskar Schindler have financial as well as historic value.
article_snippet: In 2013, the blueprints for an expansion of Oskar Schindler wartime factory in Poland were sold for $63,426 and the same buyer paid $59,135 for a 1944 letter of introduction signed by Oskar Schindler.
article_snippet: The museum says Documents related to Schindlerbelong in the public domain'.