Berger, Susanne

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 she served as a consultant to the Swedish-Russian Working Group on the Fate of Raoul Wallenberg.

Is a graduate of American University in Washington, D.C. Her 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 she served as a consultant to the Swedish-Russian Working Group on the Fate of Raoul Wallenberg. In January 2001 she presented a report on her findings, entitled « Swedish Aspects of the Raoul Wallenberg Case ». Her articles about the Wallenberg case and related issues have appeared in various international publications, including Ha’aretz, Dagens Nyheter and Politiken. Her latest report, entitled « Stuck in Neutral: The Reasons behind Sweden’s Passivity in the Raoul Wallenberg Case (.pdf) » reviews the 2003 Eliasson Commission Report on the Swedish Foreign Establishment’s handling of the Raoul Wallenberg case from 1945-2001 and offers a comprehensive analysis of current research.

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Articles:

2012 

2011

2010

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2008

2007

2006

2005

2002

  • « Warum bleibt Wallenbergs Schicksal ungeklärt? » In Raoul Wallenberg: Mensch in der Unmenschlichkeit. Masat, Andras, Marton Mehes and Wolfgang Rackebrandt. Leipzig: Edition Kirchhof und Franke. pp. 35-53,
  • « Vill vi veta sanningen? » [Stockholm Syndrome. Expressen. Mesinai, Susan, and Susanne Berger, Marvin Makinen, Ari Kaplan.

2001

2000

  • "UD offrade Raoul Wallenberg" [Fatal Pragmatism]. Dagens Nyheter. Ha’aretz and Politiken, SVT
  • « Vill vi veta sanningen? » [Stockholm Syndrome. Expressen. Mesinai, Susan, and Susanne Berger, Marvin Makinen, Ari Kaplan.

1997

  • "Det finns mer material om Wallenberg."
  • "Dunkelt Spel om Wallenberg." Dagens Nyheter, Susanne Berger and Pentti Peltoniemi
  • "Familjen sneglade mot Sovjet. Förklaringen till Raoul Wallenbergs Försvinnande kan finnas i Släktens Affärer."
  • "Alla Dokument måste fram i ljuset."

1994

  • "Wallenberg OSS/CIA Files Released."


One Response to “Berger, Susanne”

  1. Joseph Mens dit :

    Attn: Susanne Berger

    Dear Ms. Berger,

    This writing concerns the question of the fate of Raoul Wallenberg. I am sure that you have received many reports, anecdotes, etc. concerning what happened to Mr. Wallenberg after 1945, but I would like to share the following with you:
    Oberst von Dufving [COS of general Weidling] spend 10 years in Russian captivity ['45-'55]. In 1949, on his way to the Workuta POW camp in Siberia, Mr.von Dufving met Raoul Wallenberg. This information was later shared with Major Siegfried Knappe, who made a reference of this in his book ‘Soldat’. As a POW Mr. Knappe spend 5 years in Russian captivity. I have met Mr. Knappe many times and discussed his war- and post-war experiences with him. Judging by the integrity and intelligence of Mr. Knappe, who did not question the accuracy of Mr. von Dufving’s report, I do believe that Mr. Wallenberg was indeed still alive in 1949.
    If of any help or relevance, there are movie clips available from Mr. von Dufving from 1945 during the surrender to the Russians in Berlin, and from after 1955 where he is interviewed regarding his war experience.

    With best regards

    Joseph Mens

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