Raoul Wallenberg was one of the many brave people that risked their lives to rescue Jews during World War II. The Guinness Book of World Records cites him as single-handedly rescuing more people from extinction than any other individual. Raoul came from one of the most wealthy and famous families in Sweden. He could have lived out his adult life as a comfortable man in his safe and neutral home country of Sweden. Instead, he bravely went to Hungary to defy the Nazis and their Hungarian allies. He may have gone on to live…