Do Right and Fear No One: The Paul Gruninger Story

This book tells the story of Paul Gruninger, a Swiss police chief who helped Jewish refugees cross the border into Switzerland during World War II. Set during the 1930s and 1940s, the narrative follows a fictional family as they experience the dangers faced by Jewish families fleeing persecution. Through their story, readers learn how Gruninger risked his career and safety to assist thousands of people escape Nazi occupation. The book is written for middle grade readers (grades 4-8) and explores themes of courage, moral choice, and standing up against injustice.