United Nations mediator Folke Bernadotte deplanes in Haifa, Israel, in 1948

The head of Sweden's Red Cross built a notable career as an international mediator during the final years of World War Two. He played a crucial role in the truce negotiations between the Allies and the Axis. His commitment to peace extended to his active participation in the UN, ultimately leading to a significant personal sacrifice for his ideals.

What was the occupation of the head of Sweden's Red Cross during World War Two?

In what capacity did the head of Sweden's Red Cross act during the final negotiations of the truce?

What were the two opposing sides involved in the negotiations mentioned in the text?

What was the ultimate goal of the UN as mentioned in the text?

What price did the Swedish people pay for the ideals of peace as described in the text?