Praise for the book:
"The people of Zakynthos have set a rarified example of humanity in the face of tyranny that will inspire for generations. Deno Seder has performed a great service to history by his riveting work and careful research."
Rabbi Meyer H. May
Executive Director, Simon Wiesenthal Center
"A little-known story of World War II in compelling detail, explaining how two men went to extraordinary lengths to protect their neighbors while 70,000 other Greek Jews perished."
Abraham H. Foxman
National Director, Anti-Defamation League
"In this well-researched and documented collection of firsthand accounts and historical texts, we witness the great spiritual stature of our not-so-distant forebears. This book serves as a powerful reminder of the intrepid bravery shown by the Greek people in the face of inhumane threats against their Jewish neighbors."
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I
Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church
"I was happy to read about this ray of light. To my sorrow, there were too few of them during this time in history. I hope and pray that this book will become a beacon to humanity and inspire dedication to our fellow man."
Rabbi David Lau
Chief Rabbi of Israel
"Any student of World War II and the Holocaust-- in fact, any student of history-- should read this book. It is a testament to the human spirit and to the courage of two men who were willing to risk their own lives to save the Jewish community on the Greek island of Zakynthos. And they succeeded!"
Michael Dukakis
Former Governor of Massachusetts and candidate for president
