In the movie Schindler's list what reason does schindler give to keep the little girl?

In "Schindler's List," Oskar Schindler justifies keeping the little girl by telling the Nazi officers that she is valuable and useful, as they would want someone like her to entertain them. This pretense allows him to protect her from the horrors of the Holocaust, highlighting his complex moral choices and the lengths he would go to save innocent lives. His actions reflect the stark contrast between the brutality surrounding him and his desire to preserve humanity amidst the chaos.