During a recent visit to the Mémorial de la Shoah (Holocaust Museum) in Paris, I caught a temporary exhibition on the role of foreigners in the French Resistance. It was a discovery of some of the people born outside France who helped save those persecuted inside it during the Occupation. Many of these champions of freedom are probably unknown to most Americans, but two of those featured in the exhibit were in fact American: Varian Fry and Tracy Strong, Jr.