A plaque erected at the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum and Ohel Moishe Synagogue in China in honor of the late Chinese diplomat Ho Feng Shan (1901-1997) who saved thousands of Jews between 1938 to 1940 while serving as Consul General in Vienna, Austria. He issued them travel visas to Shanghai, China, without permission from his government.
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