Bernhard Sindberg

This biography recounts the extraordinary life of Bernhard Arp Sindberg, a Danish supervisor who became a hero during the atrocities in Nanjing in 1937, when he sheltered thousands of Chinese civilians at great personal risk. From his early adventures as a sailor and Legionnaire to his later years as a naturalized American, the book offers a comprehensive look at his remarkable acts of bravery and the inner strength that defined him. It is the first complete English account of Sindberg's life, highlighting his enduring legacy as a humanitarian figure.