In Schindler's List, as the Jews of Krakow are forced into the ghetto, a little girl in the street shouts over and over, "Goodbye, Jews." It represents the open hostility that their compatriots often show towards Jews. After all, the little girl did not naturally contain this hatred: she had learned it. Through it, Spielberg sends the message that the evil of the “final solution” has infected entire communities. In Schindler's List, as the Jews of Krakow are forced into the ghetto, a little girl in the street cries, "Goodbye, Jews!" ”, again and again. It represents the open hostility that their compatriots often show towards Jews. After all, the little girl did not naturally contain this hatred: she had learned it. Through it, Spielberg sends the message that the evil of the “final solution” has infected entire communities. In Schindler's List, as the Jews of Krakow are forced into the ghetto, a little girl in the street cries, "Goodbye, Jews!" ”, again and again. It represents the open hostility that their compatriots often show towards Jews. After all, the little girl didn't contain that ...