Your Excellency, Please find enclosed some information about the search for Mr. Wallenberg. May I respectfully request, if you are able to find out from your office in Swizerland and the Russian Federation, if they have som new information about…
Article discussing the interrogations of Soviet prisoners who had been cell-mates of Raoul Wallenberg or his driver, Vilmos Langfelder –> More
-> see copy of the Smolstov’s document
Dear Mr Grunberg, I wish to thank you for your communication of 3rd August 1992, sent by fax from the EC delegation in Israel, in which you kindly call my attentionto the 80th birthday on 6th august of the missing…
In May 1992, the ARK Project discovered Victor Hamilton, an American-Palestinian and former NSA cipher, in a psychiatric prison hospital 60 kilometers south of Moscow where he had been held for 20 years under a pseudonym. A doctor had telephoned ARK anonymously, in answer to a radio appeal, to state that she had treated the patient in a closed ward in Moscow in 1962, although he ‘wasn’t really sick”. The man we tracked had become very paranoid as a result of years of confinement, isolation and KGB interrogation. Hamilton still considered himself well informed, as he once had been.
Article discussing the imprisonment of Raoul Wallenberg in the Soviet Union, Nezavisimaya Gazeta (english) -> More
Symphonic Portrait composed by Ulf Björlin,
text by Herb Schapiro
I 45 år har världen undrat ôver svensken Raoul Wallenbergs öde – och glömt att hans privatchaufför Wilmos Langfelder försvann samtidigt. Men Langfelders familj i Ungern minns. Varje gång de hört namnet Wallenberg har varit en påminnelse. Langfelders öde har…
(Extension of Remarks – October 02, 1989)-
HON. TOM LANTOS
in the House of Representatives-MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1989
Mr. LANTOS. Mr. Speaker, this week we will commemorate the eighth anniversary of the signing in 1981 of historic legislation which made Raoul Wallenberg an honorary citizen of the United States–the second individual to be so honored after Sir Winston Churchill. Wallenberg was the hero of the Holocaust who saved the lives of 100,000 men, women, and children during the tumultuous final days of World War II in Hungary. The decision of the Congress to grant him honorary citizenship was a belated acknowledgment of the enormous contribution he made to humanity.-x Mr. Speaker, William Korey–the director of international policy research at B’nai B’rith International in New York and currently completing a study on `American Policy and the Helsinki Process’ with a Ford Foundation grant–has written an excellent article which was recently published in the Wall Street Journal.