Schindler's List — Poland
Commandant Goth shoots prisoners from the balcony of his white villa overlooking the Plaszow camp -- one of the most chilling images in the film, based directly on survivor testimony.
Amon Goth was commandant of the Plaszow forced labour camp from 1943 to 1944. He was known to shoot prisoners from his villa balcony. After the war, Goth was tried by a Polish court and executed in 1946 near the former Plaszow site.
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