 Roman Polanski, the film director, is a survivor of the Kraków Ghetto, while Oskar Schindler selected employees from the ghetto to work in his enamelware factory, ' (' for short) saving them from the camps.Similarly, many men capable of physical labor were saved from the deportations to extermination camps and instead set to labor camps across the General Government.By September 1943, the last of the Jews from the Kraków ghetto were deported.