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Did you know that during World War II, a group of Allied soldiers risked their lives to save over 500 Jewish refugees from certain death at the hands of the N***s?

In 1944, the N***s had taken control of Budapest, Hungary, and were rounding up Jews to send them to concentration camps. But a Swedish diplomat named Raoul Wallenberg, along with a group of Allied soldiers, decided to take action.

They created fake passports and documents for the refugees, allowing them to escape the city and avoid being captured by the N***s. The group even went as far as setting up safe houses to shelter the refugees and smuggled them out of Hungary in secret.

Despite facing constant danger and the risk of being caught by the N***s, the Allied soldiers and Wallenberg persevered. Their bravery and heroism saved the lives of over 500 Jews, and their actions will forever be remembered as a testament to the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

Let us never forget the sacrifices made by those who fought for freedom and justice during World War II. Share this post to honor the memory of these brave individuals and spread awareness of this little known incident that showcases the best of humanity in the darkest of times.

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