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Schindler's List

Thomas Keneally

Winner of the Booker Prize Schindler's List

Podcasts 3
Quotes 6
Behind the Bastards

The novelization of the book and movie Schindler's List was mentioned as one of the books that was burned at a beach bonfire by members of RAM, as it was considered 'culturally Marxist or Jewish enough to be burned'.

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The novelization of Schindler's List.

— Episode: Part One: RAM: Nazi Fight Club

Episode: Part One: RAM: Nazi Fight Club

The novelization of the book and movie Schindler's List was mentioned as one of the books that was burned at a beach bonfire by members of RAM, as it was considered 'culturally Marxist or Jewish enough to be burned'.

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The novelization of Schindler's List.

Episode: Part One: RAM: Nazi Fight Club

The novelization of Schindler's List was included among the books burned by members of the Rise Above Movement.

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The novelization of Schindler's List.

Episode: Part One: RAM: Nazi Fight Club

The novelization of 'Schindler's List' was mentioned as one of the books burned by the Rise Above Movement at a beach bonfire in Huntington Beach, California.

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The novelization of Schindler's List.

The Rewatchables

They claimed it was an example of great art but dismissed it in favor of ProjectX, arguing the movie trumped the book.

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I think that this is the greatest piece of art that our species have ever accomplished. I mean the Mona Lisa or the Sistine Chapel, Schindler's List like get out of here Shakespeare and Romeo and Juli...

— Episode: ‘Project X’ With Bill Simmons, David Jac...

Episode: ‘Project X’ With Bill Simmons, David Jacoby, and C...

They claimed it was an example of great art but dismissed it in favor of ProjectX, arguing the movie trumped the book.

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I think that this is the greatest piece of art that our species have ever accomplished. I mean the Mona Lisa or the Sistine Chapel, Schindler's List like get out of here Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet, please project X trumps everything.

KILL TONY

Podcast

KILL TONY

In the episode, William Montgomery relayed a listener's remark that the title was too long, suggesting it could have been extended to include all seven million victims, which he framed as an antisemitic viewpoint. The discussion centered on the criticism of the book's length and the problematic nature of the comment. The overall tone reflected a critical stance toward the remark.

Critiqued

Episode: #619 - ARI SHAFFIR

It was mentioned that someone felt the book was too long, which was considered antisemitic, as it could have been longer.

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I heard somebody say the other day that they felt like Schindler's List was too long.

Which sounds a little anti-semitic because I feel that list could have been way longer like seven million people longer.

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