In 1938, Congressman Lyndon Baines Johnson hired the 24-year-old multilingual Rosalind Fisher to accompany his good friend, Jim Novy, on a hazardous trip to Poland. Rosalind is responsible for facilitating the process of obtaining visas for Novy’s family to leave Poland through the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw. This book reveals a vital little-known chapter of history that captures the urgency of the mission and the extraordinary bravery and course of those who risked everything to save lives. This book will be reviewed by Judy Salmon.
