The book “Budapest messiah Raul Wallenberg” by Lev Alexandrovich Bezymensky is a fascinating and deep work that immerses the reader in a historical era full of drama and human perseverance. This novel not only tells about the events of the Second World War, but also explores the complex moral choices that people faced in those terrible times. At the center of the story is the figure of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who became a symbol of hope for thousands of Jews in Budapest in 1944. Wallenberg, risking his life, used all possible means to save people from Nazi genocide. His actions became a real act of heroism, and it is through the prism of his fate that the author reveals the themes of humanity, self-sacrifice and strength of spirit. Bezymensky masterfully describes not only historical facts, but also the inner experiences of the characters, which makes them closer and more understandable to the reader. The book will be of interest to a wide audience: from teenagers interested in history, to adult readers who want to understand the complex moral aspects of war. It will attract the attention of those who love historical novels, biographies and works based on real events. If you like books such as Stanislav Lem’s Solaris or Victor Frankl’s Man in Search of Meaning, then the Budapest Messiah Raul Wallenberg will be a real find for you. The topics raised in the book go beyond the historical context. Bezymensky raises questions about what it means to be human in conditions of cruelty and indifference. It makes you think about how easy it is to lose humanity, and how important it is to maintain it even in the most difficult times. Reading the novel, you will empathize with the heroes, their fears and hopes, and reflect on what each of us can do to change the world for the better. The style of Lev Bezymensky is distinguished by vivid descriptions and deep psychological portraits of the characters. He skillfully combines documentary facts with fiction, creating an atmosphere that captures from the first pages. The author is already known to readers for his other works, such as "Tomorrow was a war" and "Light in the window", which also explores complex human destinies against the background of historical catastrophes. "Budapest Messiah Raul Wallenberg" is not just a book about war, it is a work that makes you think about the importance of human life and how each of us can become a "messiah" for others. By reading this book, you are not only immersed in the historical context, but also witness the struggle for life, love and hope in the darkest times. This work will be a valuable addition to the library of everyone who appreciates literature that can change the perception of the world and inspire action. Do not miss the opportunity to learn more about Raoul Wallenberg and his incredible story, which, despite all the trials, remains relevant today.