An Evening with Nobuki Sugihara in Conversation with Ann Curry

Chiune Sugihara was a Japanese diplomat who risked his family’s lives and his career to issue transit visas granting Jews safe passage through Japanese territory. On May 22, 2019, his son Nobuki Sugihara was interviewed by journalist Ann Curry about his father's bravery, for which he was named by Yad Vashem as one of the Righteous Among the Nations

[@nsdeitz]

I was there. Such an honor to meet the son of the man who saved both of my parents -- the only ones in their immediate families to survive, except my grandfather, also saved courtesy of a Sugihara visa.

[@Bklyngurl85]

My nephews grandfather was able to be born (in Shanghai) because of him. Their family and descendants owe him their lives.

[@hacker-ee7zf]

chiune sugihara he truly hero

[@TheChonsMusic]

Beautiful interview. Brought tears. (My grandfather was visa 2029)

[@extra2ab]

A few good men can change the whole world .
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ from India

[@sostibet]

Very moving and inspiring biography. Such noble hearts should be introduced in all schoolbooks to inspire our children … May honorable Sugihara be reborn in a beautiful life, close to his dear ones 🙏🏽💖🕊

[@mish_m7619]

A true hero, he, his wife and family. thank you all from Israel, what an amazing story, I just heard about it!

[@marciashiraishi5891]

Chiune Sugihara said: “I disobey the government so as not to disobey God”

[@Patricia-tb1uo]

Awesome interview