 19 April 1943. On the day that the uprising breaks out in the Warsaw ghetto, an attempt is made to stop a Jewish transport in Belgium. It s the one and only time this would ever happen in the whole of occupied Europe s history. Strangely enough, this somewhat impetuous attack is nowhere to be found in the footnotes of World War II The three men who planned this attack weren t members of a resistance group. They only had one pistol and about seven bullets between them to keep a contingent of trigger-happy SS troopers occupied. Of the 50 people in the cattle truck, only a handful decides to take their chances. Most believe it to be a trap