Schindler met with the Jews who were secretly gathering in a Catholic church to assess their situation and determine how he could help them. He was motivated by a desire to protect and save as many lives as possible from the horrors of the Holocaust. These meetings allowed him to understand their needs and develop a plan to employ them in his factory, providing them with a semblance of safety. Schindler's actions were driven by a combination of moral conviction and pragmatic considerations in a desperate time.
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