Essentially, she challenged the authority of the men in charge (namely, Goeth, who was running the camp at the time). Jews were seen as so disposable that the Nazis could kill them just for talking back or for a million other reasons. read more
She got shot because she was a Jew, and also because she as an engineer suggested her opinion about the mistake that was being made by the workers. Although, Amon Goeth does indeed later corrects the mistake by following what the engineer had earlier suggested. But only after shooting her in the head. read more
I couldn't tell because the movie was in black and white. read more
Since Schindler’s List, there have been many war films that place the Jewish experience at its center; and more recent films have taken different approaches to the war. read more