Question

6). why might some historians compare carl lutz to oskar schindler? a) both operated in palestine during the 1930s. b) both were celebrated heroes in their respective countries. c) both saved thousands of jewish lives through creative methods. d) both were assassinated by the nazis.

Explanation:

Carl Lutz, a Swiss diplomat, saved tens of thousands of Jewish people in Hungary during the Holocaust by issuing protective letters and setting up safe houses. Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist, saved over 1,000 Jewish workers by employing them in his factories. Both used unconventional, creative methods to rescue large numbers of Jewish lives during the Nazi era. Option A is incorrect: Lutz worked in Hungary, Schindler in Poland/Czechoslovakia, not Palestine. Option B is incorrect: Schindler was not celebrated in Germany initially, and this is not the core reason for comparison. Option D is incorrect: neither was assassinated by the Nazis; Schindler died of natural causes, Lutz died in Switzerland later.

Answer:

C) Both saved thousands of Jewish lives through creative methods.