Raoul Wallenberg by Harvey Rosenfeld; Unabridged MP3 Audio Book; Narrator Michael Kramer

In wartime Hungary, Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg issued countless “false” visas and documents which saved approximately 100,000 Jews from the Nazis. After Wallenberg’s arrest by Russian military police, he disappeared in 1945. His fate remains unknown. This is a fascinating biography of a great man who refused to be a bystander.

HARVEY ROSENFELD, a lifelong baseball fan, is the author of several highly regarded biographies, including Raoul Wallenberg: Angel of Mercy and Roger Maris: A Title to Fame, one of the American Library Association’s best books of 1991. He teaches at Pace and St. John’s universities and is the founding editor of Martyrdom and Resistance, a Holocaust bimonthly.

Audiobook veteran and AudioFile Earphones Award winner Michael Kramer has recorded more than two hundred audiobooks for trade publishers and many more for the Library of Congress Talking Books program. His audiobooks include North and South by John Jakes, and a number of other Jakes titles; capers and mysteries by Donald E. Westlake (a.k.a. Richard Stark), including Money for Nothing; and Robert Jordan's fantasy-adventure fiction. In addition, Michael received Audie Award nominations for The Gathering Storm by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson and Dead Aim by Thomas Perry, and a Publishers Weekly Listen-Up Award for Savages by Don Winslow.