Tells the extraordinary story of Albert Goering. He was the anti-Nazi younger brother of Hitler’s right hand man, Hermann Goering, who risked his life to save Jews and others from Nazi persecution – while his brother was a key member of the Nazi regime perpetrating that persecution. At the end of the war Albert Goering handed himself in to the Allies expecting immediate release, but he was imprisoned for nearly two years while prosecutors examined the case against him. During that time he wrote a list of the 34 most prominent people and families that he had helped to escape from the Nazi terror. The list remains the strongest piece of evidence of his activities during the war.