Wallenberg

This definitive biography recounts the extraordinary story of Raoul Wallenberg, a fearless young Swede who used cunning and diplomacy to rescue countless Hungarian Jews from Adolf Eichmann and the Nazis during World War II. Despite his heroism, Wallenberg was imprisoned in a Soviet labor camp and disappeared, but his legacy endures as a symbol of humanitarian courage.

Kati Marton, drawing from meticulous research, highlights his navigation of political mazes and the tragic aftermath of his sacrifices.