In this book, Koblik examines Sweden’s response to the persecution of Jews. During WW2, Sweden is infamous for being a neutral party and remaining out of the conflict. It served as a haven for those fortunate enough to make it there. As camps were liberated towards the end of the war, Sweden took in over 20,000 survivors. Koblik details these feats and many more in his book about how Sweden wouldn’t bow to outside demands. For history buffs and lifelong learners!