Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus were busy living the good life 鈥� enjoying a very comfortable upper-middle class existence as a well-respected attorney and his fashionable wife 鈥� when they were implored to help rescue 50 Jewish children trapped in Nazi-occupied Vienna. Many would have walked away from this daunting challenge but the Krauses did not. Journalist Steven Pressman tells their true story 鈥� and those of many of the children involved 鈥� in an account that is both sobering and inspiring. You can see a Monitor interview with Pressman here.
