Schindlers
Schindlers is a surname of German origin. The name Schindler itself is an occupational surname for a roofer who worked with wooden shingles, derived from the Middle High German schindel, meaning “shingle.” The form Schindlers refers to people who bear that surname or families with it.
The surname is most common in German-speaking regions and among descendants abroad, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland,
Notable individuals bearing the surname include Oskar Schindler (1908–1974), a German industrialist who saved Jewish people
Beyond individuals, the name is associated with the Schindler Group, a Swiss multinational manufacturer of elevators,