Carl Lutz was a Swiss diplomat and Evangelical who also worked in Budapest along with Raoul Wallenberg and other sympathetic members of the diplomatic corps. Lutz was deeply involved in every level of rescue operations, and is best known for negotiating with the Nazis to allow safe passage for 8000 Jews from Hungary to Palestine, where he had previously been posted. Agreement in hand, he took 8000 to mean families, not individuals, and issued tens of thousands of letters; it was the single biggest rescue effort of World War II. (Wikipedia)
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