Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg worked in Budapest at the height of Hitler's "Final Solution", and saw Jews being loaded onto trains destined for Nazi concentration camps. But Wallenberg, unlike many others, refused to sit by idly, but rather, saved many earmarked for death by issuing Swedish immunity passes. Before disappearing in 1945, he's thought to have rescued 100,000 people. We follow the trail uncovered by his family and researchers in their hunt for the truth as to his fate.
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