Gerda III

You can actually see across it on a clear day, which means it's a very short distance to get them to safety, right? 'Cause Sweden was a, um, neutral country.

Jews were ferried across by large fishing boats, rowboats, and kayaks, the ketch Albatros, and lighthouse tender Gerda III, which alone carried about 300 refugees, freight train cars broken into and resealed with forged seats for the very young and old.

One fishing boat might take 10 passengers, s- another 50.

Um, some fishermen charged a thousand dol- a thousand kroner per person, others up to five, uh, 50,000, uh, kroner.