STOCKHOLM — In neat script, blue ink on white letterhead, Fredrik von Dardel began writing to the stepson he had long been told to leave for dead: “Dear beloved Raoul.”
It was March 24, 1956. He always wrote at his living-room table, his wife, Maria, looking on from a corner of the couch by the phone. On a chest, a spray of flowers she kept fresh stood beside a picture of her son, Raoul Wallenberg.Read More »The Wallenberg Curse
Dear members of the Petition Committee, For your information, I have been involved in the search for missing Swedish diplomat Raoul G. Wallenberg (1912 – ?) since 1985. I have been supported in the search by the Swedish government. This… Read More »Inquiry requested by the German Petition Committee of the German Parliament regarding the Handling of the Raoul Wallenberg Case
Your Excellency President Obama, Could I kindly ask your assistance in clarifying your government’s position in the case of Raoul Wallenberg, an Honorary Citizen of the USA? (Please see Congressional resolution at the end of this letter) What is of… Read More »Press release, requesting help from the President Obama regarding the Search for Raoul Wallenberg
Dear Ombudsman, For your information, I have been involved in the search for missing Swedish diplomat Raoul G. Wallenberg (1912 – ?) since 1985. I have been supported in the search by the Swedish government. This support was recognized by… Read More »Press release, Inquiry requested by the Swedish Ombudsman regarding the handling of the Wallenberg Case
Could I kindly ask for your assistance, on humanitarian grounds, in clarifying your position on the case of Raoul Wallenberg, Israel’s first Honorary Citizen? (Please see Knesset sub- committee statement at the end of this letter and the reply of… Read More »Letter to President Peres
Your Excellency Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism, Thank you so much for making your statement commemorating Raoul Wallenberg Day. In your statement you wrote: “Raoul Wallenberg was captured by Soviet forces on January 17, 1945. Ten days… Read More »Requesting help from the Canadian Minister
Thank you so much for making your statement commemorating Raoul Wallenberg Day. In your statement you wrote: “Raoul Wallenberg was captured by Soviet forces on January 17, 1945. Ten days after making that statement, as the Soviet Union pushed the… Read More »Letter to Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism,
Dear Ombudsman, For your information, I have been involved in the search for missing Swedish diplomat Raoul G. Wallenberg (1912 – ?) since 1985. I have been supported in the search by the Swedish government. This support was recognized by… Read More »Letter to the Swedish Ombudsman