Haven't seen this film dad; I like that Ronnie Scribner made the box cover.
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If you didn't have it already, here is a plot summary.
Maybe this'll also jog some oldtimer's memory about how good this film is. 

A made-for-television drama about a Jewish attorney and his family living in the United States during the tumultuous period just prior to the outbreak of the second World War. When a German Jew is about to be deported, the attorney bravely goes to his aid. This production is the sequel to the critically acclaimed movie, "When Every Day Was the Fourth of July".