Thomas Jeschke learned volumes about Swedish diplomat and rescuer, Raoul Wallenberg. Late in the war, the Allies were able to get Raoul Wallenberg deep into Germany and Poland to issue false Swedish passports to previously doomed Jews. With his influence and sometimes incredible timing, Wallenberg is credited with saving thousands of lives. Unfortunately, his eventual fate remains a mystery to this day.
Dan Baker chose the sinister Doctor Josef Mengele for the subject of his research. One of the most recognizable faces and names in the concentration camps, Mengele's arrival at a camp meant it was time for the next "selection." Mengele is also infamous for his passion for experimenting on human beings, twins in particular. Though hunted after the war, Mengele was one war criminal who was never brought to trial.