Raoul Wallenberg was a Swedish diplomat in Budapest during World War II who is credited with rescuing thousands of Hungarian Jews from certain death at the hands of Adolf Eichmann. He forged passports and like Schindler, had hundreds of "protected" Jews working for him. Despite Nazi attempts to stop him, he managed to evade them only to be taken prisoner by the Russian liberators.
This book is by Kati Marton and was originally published in 1982. This is the first Ballantine Books edition published in April 1985. The book is in near fine condition. Once read paper back from non-smoking home. 287 pages.
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