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Members of Romanov House appeal for rehabilitation of tsar family
February 27 (Itar-Tass) – Representatives of the Romanov House have asked the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office to send to court their appeal about rehabilitation of Russia’s last Tsar Nicholas II and members of his family.
A lawyer of Imperial House head Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna, German Lukyanov, told Itar-Tass on Monday that “we have repeatedly sent documents to the Prosecutor General’s office addressed to the Prosecutor General with the request to send the rehabilitation case to court with a summary of the Prosecutor’s Office”.
The lawyer cited an article of the law on rehabilitation of victims of political reprisals, according to which a rehabilitation case, if it is turned down, must be sent for a court review.
Letter to President Putin
New York, February 21, 2006
H.E. Vladimir Putin
President of The Russian Federation
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Dear Mr. President,
My name is Baruch Tenembaum. I am the founder of the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation, an educational NGO that counts in its Honorary Membership with more than 70 Heads of State, 70 Nobel Prize Laureates, and distinguished personalities of all walks of life such as Mrs. Nina Lagergren, Professor Guy Von Dardel (Raoul Wallenberg’s siblings) and Congressman Tom Lantos. They all accompany us in this singular enterprise that aims at educating the younger generations on the exemplary behavior of the Saviors of the Holocaust.
After giving the matter a lot of thought and meeting with many world leaders and dignitaries I have decided to write you this letter.
How to complain
Complaining to the Parliamentary Ombudsmen (JO) – Questions and answers
Who can complain?
- Anyone can complain to the Parliamentary Ombudsmen (JO), you do not need to be a Swedish citizen or even live in Sweden
- You do not have to reach a certain age before you can complain
- Your complaint does not have to be about something that affects you personally
Who can I complain about?
- Government agencies (including courts of law and administrative courts) Local government agencies Officials employed by the state or by local government
- Others who are entrusted to exercise public authority (exercising public authority involves the use of official powers to decide about a benefit, a right, an obligation, disciplinary punishment or some other comparable situation)
MI6 Link doomed Swedish Schindler
by Michael Smith, London Times
The Swedish businessman Raoul Wallenberg, who saved up to 100,000 Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust, had close links to MI6, according to documents found in Sweden’s national archives.
The papers include coded messages and transcripts of telephone conversations between Wallenberg and Cyril Cheshire, MI6 ‘s wartime head of station in Stockholm.
Don’t mention the war!
I Sverige har man på sistone åter diskuterat “myten” kring Raoul Wallenberg. Svenska historiker som Paul Levine och Attila Lajos har undrat om Wallenberg i dag är just så känd som han förtjänar vara, eller om ryktbarheten kommer sig av…
Letter to the Swedish Ministers and Parliamentarians
Your Excellencies, and friends of Raoul Wallenberg, Through the assistance of H.E. Robert Rydberg, I was able to have a meeting with H.E. Stefan Amer, political advisor to Minister Freivalds, during his visit to Israel. I am grateful to H.E.…
Letter to the Canadian Minister Cotler
To whom it may concern,
It is the view of the signatories to this letter that Canada should pursue an investigation into the fate of Raoul Wallenberg. This letter explains and justifies this view first indicating what questions remain to be answered, second suggesting how they could be answered, third explaining why Canada should be pursuing the investigation and fourth giving specifics on what Canada should do.
Letter to the Swedish Foreign office Mr Hamrin (so far no respons)
In my letter July 18th Minister Freivalds, Prime Minister Persson and other Ministers and Parliamentarians, I have included the following points, with Sweden’s and Ambassador Hamrin’s remark in green to what has been done about it, or not done, and…