Judith (Judy) Gross was an infant when her family was protected in one of the safehouse apartments in Budapest, Hungary organized by Swedish diplomat, Raoul Wallenberg. Although Judy’s mother was deported to a women’s camp, Wallenberg’s heroic act helped save tens of thousands of Jewish lives from subsequent death, including Judy and her maternal grandmother. In her interview, Judy shares her memories of survival and reuniting with her family after the war, while expressing the impact of current Holocaust education. Click here to watch.