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Russians print new info linked to Raoul Wallenberg
July 31, 2011
Russian archivists have published new material from a German officer imprisoned after World War II who shared a cell with Raoul Wallenberg, the missing Swedish diplomat credited with rescuing tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews. |
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One
Step Closer to the Truth
Raoul
Wallenberg was Prisoner #7! March 31, 2010
Courtesy of Susanne Berger, a former
independent consultant to the Swedish Russian
Working Group, member of the Independent
Investigation of Raoul Wallenberg's fate. Dr.
Vadim Birstein is a former member of the
Swedish-Russian Working Group. |
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Remembering Raoul
By
Joshua Prager - Oct 28, 2009
The Swedish physicist Guy von Dardel was
buried last month at age 90 without having
realized the great quest of his life: freeing
Raoul Wallenberg, his older half-brother who
safeguarded some 20,000 Jews from the Nazis
before disappearing into Soviet captivity in
January 1945. |
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The
Wallenberg Curse
by Joshua Prager, February, 2009
"The Search for the Missing Holocaust Hero
Began in 1945. The Unending Quest Tore His Family
Apart". |
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Gunnar
Lagergren: In memorium
January 2009
"The Raoul Wallenberg Committee of
the United States expresses its condolences
to Mrs. Nina Lagergren, sister of Raoul Wallenberg,
on the passing of her beloved husband Gunnar".. |
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Raoul
Wallenberg’s Lost Inheritance
Courtesy of Susanne Berger, November 11,
2008
There has long been speculation about what
Raoul Wallenberg inherited from the estates
of his paternal grandparents, Gustaf and Annie
Wallenberg. Gustaf died in 1937, Annie in 1952.
New documents discovered in Stockholm Stadsarkiv
and described here for the first time, show
that had Raoul returned from his imprisonment
in the Soviet Union, he would have been quite
well off. |
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Why
not a word about Raoul Wallenberg?
By Susanne Berger, October 22, 2008
International
journalist, Susanne Berger’s research
addresses the wider political and economic aspects
of Wallenberg's humanitarian mission to Budapest,
as well as their associated effects on the investigation
of his disappearance. For six years, Susanne
served as a consultant to the Swedish-Russian
Working Group on the Fate of Raoul Wallenberg. |
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The
Three Crowns on Raoul Wallenberg's protective
Passport
By Ben Olander
Ben Olander, a gifted Swedish storyteller
and songwriter, first heard about Raoul Wallenberg
from his Danish grandparents who took an active
part in smuggling Jews and resistance fighters
from Denmark to Sweden during WWII. He has been
a friend of the Committee for many years. While
looking at the design of Raoul's schutzpas,
Ben noticed something odd about the formation
of the Swedish crowns. Here is his story: "The
Mystery of the Swedish Crowns - Wallenberg's
Secret Tribute". |
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A
Memorial Tribute To Thomas Veres
Sharon Linnea, August 28, 2003
Thomas Veres was twenty years old when
he met Raoul Wallenberg in the Swedish legation
in Budapest. Tom’s father, Paul Veres,
was the top society photographer in Hungary,
and young Tom was a photographer, too. Wallenberg,
with his ability to use everyone’s best
talents, immediately assigned Tom to be his
"personal photographer." |
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Soviet
double agent may have betrayed Wallenberg
Courtesy of Reuters, May 12, 2003
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - A Soviet double agent
may have betrayed the Swedish diplomat Raoul
Wallenberg who saved thousands of Hungarian
Jews from Nazi death camps in World War Two,
a researcher said Monday. |
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