Terrible misrepresentation of German soldiers of that era

Rating: 3/10 (15 March 2016)

Let's face it: Schindler's List is based on a fictional novel. Yet we are made believe this movie represents actual incidents from the WW2 era.
Directed by Steven Spielberg, him being Jewish himself, one should think about whether he has an agenda in portraying the German soldiers in such a bad, not to say monstrous, light as seen in this motion picture.
But people watching this movie tend to think this is a factual documentary. Which it is not. Like I said before, this movie is based on a fictional novel. For that I gave it 3 points. Not a bad movie in itself but the fact that it is mostly make-believe and often perceived as a representation of the past I have no other choice than to give it a bad rating for the misrepresentation of history. It is not based on actual events like it makes believe. It should only be considered for entertainment purposes only and not as the history lesson it presents itself to be.
And quite frankly, I am disappointed in Steven Spielberg's missing integrity in this movie. Not to say disgusted on how he depicts the German soldiers to be - cold and without emotions towards other human beings. For me Spielberg lost all credibility and artistic integrity with this movie. 3 out of 10 stars for photography and scenery. Everything else is groundless anti-national-socialism propaganda and falsification of history for semite interests.