The young Slovakian businessman planned to join his wife in London, but the Nazis marched into Austria and life would never be the same. Mandated by his illustrious father to remain in Europe to help his people, R' Shmuel Binyomin (Wolf) Frey embarked on a saga of rescue and relief that had reverberations beyond his wildest dreams. Who was the mysterious Raoul Wallenberg, and how did R' Wolf come to work with him? Why did the Hungarian Minister of Defense have such a startling change of heart? Did the gypsies have any redeemable qualities? Would his fellow Jews really turn him over to the Germans? Where was the safest place for a street child to be at night? What were those Nazis doing in that building across the street? A house made entirely of glass? How long could they fool the communists? Were those nuns to be trusted...? Let us follow R' Wolf to Hungary, and marvel at the incredible hashgachah pratis, the Divine providence, that followed him through one menacing situation after another. With unshakeable faith, with remarkable foresight and bravery, against impossible odds, he resisted Evil incarnate. He never thought of himself as a hero, but his courage and ingenuity will remain with you forever. Budapest '44, his story, is an unforgettable tribute to the human spirit. Product Details Author: Moshe Holczler Publisher: ArtScroll/Mesorah Publications Format: Hardcover Pages: 299 Dimensions: 6.00 X 9.00 ISBN: 9781578193691 Category: Jewish History Why shop at Judaica Square? Authorized ArtScroll dealer with the full catalog. Fast shipping from Lakewood, NJ. Free shipping on orders over $75.Specifications Author Moshe Holczler Publisher ArtScroll Mesorah Publications Format Hardcover Pages 300 ISBN 9781578193691 Language English Dimensions 6.00 X 9.00 Release Date 02/04/2004 Available at Judaica Square — Lakewood NJ (1105 East County Line Rd & 1328 River Ave) Free shipping on orders over $75. In-store pickup at both Judaica Square locations in Lakewood NJ. Returns within 15 days.
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