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22. Raoul Wallenbergs Destiny

    Searching For Wallenberg Wallenbergs relatives, the von Dardel family, went to great trouble to find out about his fate. The Swedish government requested that the Soviet Union release any information concerning Wallenberg. The Soviet Union released the statement, Wallenberg was… 

    Research Update on Raoul Wallenberg

      Raoul Gustaf Wallenberg (1912-?) Swedish business man and diplomat.

      The question of what exactly happened to Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg after his 1945 disappearance in the Soviet Union remains one of the biggest unsolved mysteries of the Cold War period.

      In July 1944, Wallenberg was selected to go to Budapest to help protect the local Jewish population from fierce Nazi persecution. His humanitarian mission was supported and financed by the U.S. War Refugee Board and other entities, including the American Joint Distribution Committee.

      Matas, David

        David Matas is a lawyer in private practice in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Human Right expert. He is the author of a report titled “What Happened to Raoul Wallenberg” published in 1998. He has recently written a letter to Minister Cotler of Canada why Canada should be involved in making pressure on the russians.

        Mesinai, Susan

          In 1991, she co-founded the ARK Project, to seek RW and other foreign prisoners taken illegal captive by the Soviets. Ms. Mesinai and her team were able to determine those few prisoners leaving Moscow 1947-48 who might have been RW or his colleague Vilmos Langfelder under a number or other name.

          www.raoulsfate.org

          Missing in Action

            Public Appeal to individuals who may have factual information about the whereabouts of Raoul Wallenberg

            Parnes, Vera

              Dr. Vera Parnes was born in Mosow, she had a scientific degrees include a Ph.D., Candidate of Medical Studies in the field of Microbiology, a Doctor of Medical Sciences. She was on the first place and inspriring for teaching in…