Mr. Sugihara was Russian Orthodox.
If Mr. Sugihara is the father, is son is called his offspring.
no
February 3,1943
Mr. Sugihara's son lives in Lithuania.
It was in this context that Sugihara was confronted with the requests of thousands of Polish Jews fleeing German-occupied Poland. ... For 29 days, from July 31 to August 28, 1940, Mr. and Mrs. Sugihara unflinchingly sat for endless hours signing visas with their own hands.
A monument was dedicated to him in Japan.
he disobeyed orders
Solly Gaynor met Chiune Sugihara in 1940 when he, along with his family, was seeking refuge from the Nazis in Lithuania. Sugihara, a Japanese diplomat, was issuing transit visas to help Jewish refugees escape to safety. Gaynor and his family approached Sugihara's consulate, where he compassionately granted them visas, allowing them to flee to Japan. This meeting became a pivotal moment in Gaynor's life, as Sugihara's actions ultimately saved many lives during the Holocaust.
No he is not. His son however still is
Yes, he had 3 children, 3 sons in fact.
If you mean during the holocaust, they were still called jews.