When 740 children were condemned to death at sea during World War II, the whole world said “no.” Only one man said “yes.” It was 1942. An old ship drifted in the middle of the Indian Ocean like a coffin. On board were 740 Polish children, orphans who had survived Soviet labor camps where their parents had died of hunger, disease, and exhaustion.

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There are stories that deeply move us, yet never diminish our emotions. Stories in which, even in the darkest moments…