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This is the story of how a young Polish man, himself a prisoner at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, helped a Jewish woman escape.

The famine that followed World War II proved to be nearly as horrible as the Nazi atrocities that Holocaust survivors had just endured.

Called "The Pastor of the Jews" by the Nazis, Herman Maas not only worshiped with his Jewish brothers and sisters, he saved them, as well.

This Christian couple from Italy hid their Jewish neighbours during the Holocaust, together praying for Passover deliverance.

Tole Madna and his housekeeper, the only two Righteous Gentiles from Indonesia, saved a Jewish child in the Netherlands from the Nazis.

The Israel Antiquities Authority has made an astounding finding in the Judean desert - the first of its kind since the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

An Italian bricklayer forced to work at Auschwitz, Lorenzo Perrone saved the life of Primo Levi, the Jewish chemist, writer, and Holocaust survivor.

Greek inscription bearing the name “Christ, born of Mary” was unearthed in northern Israel

Ezer Weizman was an Israeli pilot, commander of the Israeli Air Force, Defense Minister, and the seventh President of Israel.

A Zionist and agronomist who came to the Holy Land during the Second Aliyah, Hana Meisel was an early figure in both Zionism and farming in Israel.

Caecilia Loots was a Dutch schoolteacher who sheltered and saved Jewish children during World War II.

While a young medical student in Budapest during World War II, Dr. Clara Ambrus saved the lives of many Jews.