In "sugihara," chiune and yukiko work many long hours to issue visas because a)they want to protect the jewish citizens who are camped outside their consulate
b)go against their orders to leave lithuania.
c)empty the streets of kaunas before the nazis arrive.
d)protect their children from being deported.

In "Sugihara," Chiune and Yukiko work many long hours to issue visas because A. they want to protect the Jewish citizens who are camped outside their consulate.
Chiune Sugihara was a Japanese consul in Lithuania who was ordered to leave the country because of imminent Nazi danger. However, he couldn't leave until he got to help thousands of Jews who were just trying to save themselves and their family from Nazis who were coming after them. This is why he extended his stay in the country in order to sign thousands of visas to secure the Jews' pass into Japan and later China, where they would be safe from Germany. 

In "Sugihara," Chiune and Yukiko work many long hours to issue visas because A. they want to protect the Jewish citizens who are camped outside their consulate.
Chiune Sugihara was a Japanese consul in Lithuania who was ordered to leave the country because of imminent Nazi danger. However, he couldn't leave until he got to help thousands of Jews who were just trying to save themselves and their family from Nazis who were coming after them. This is why he extended his stay in the country in order to sign thousands of visas to secure the Jews' pass into Japan and later China, where they would be safe from Germany. 

In "Sugihara," Chiune and Yukiko work many long hours to issue visas because a) they want to protect the Jewish citizens who are camped outside their consulate. Sugihara was a vice consul for the Japanese Empire that chose a path of risk and helped hundreds of Jewish people that wanted to ran away from the Nazis. 

In "Sugihara," Chiune and Yukiko work many long hours to issue visas because a) they want to protect the Jewish citizens who are camped outside their consulate. Sugihara was a vice consul for the Japanese Empire that chose a path of risk and helped hundreds of Jewish people that wanted to ran away from the Nazis.