As amazing as Schindler's actions were, they ultimately had little effect on the overall scene, such was the scale of it. He fought the monster and survived, not fought the monster and brought it low.

Schindler saved a thousand people through some pretty ballsy actions. But for scale, the battles of Stalingrad, Leningrad, and Moscow each had total casualty rates for both sides of 1-2 million people apiece.

One man can only do his best. Every man that stood against fascism was still only one man. And yet they won.

Also, there is some indication that Schindler sabotaged the bomb parts he made so he saved more people than is immediately obvious.

Downvote? Any clues why?

The impact that Rowden has had on the NSA has come from his actions outside of the NSA, not his work within it.

I have not seen Schindler's List, but he also acted against and outside of the organization, rather than "move the needle," yes?