Regeringens Wallenbergutredare kräver besked om nedtystade försvinnanden:
Minst tre hittills okända svenskar har försvunnit i fångläger i dåvarande Sovjet. Svenska myndigheter och regeringar har lämnat samtliga fall utan åtgärd. Minst fyra vittnen har träffat svenskarna, men i Sverige har försvinnandena tystats ner. Dessa uppgifter redovisas på DN Debatt av regeringens egen Wallenbergutredare Susan Ellen Mesinai…
Förord Jag vill inledningsvis rikta ett varmt tack för värdefullt bistånd i mitt utredningsarbete samt uppmuntrande och konstruktiv kritik till ordf i UD:s referensgrupp för stöd till oberoende Raoul Wallenberg-forskning, prof Krister Wahlbäck jämte övriga ordinarie medlemmar av gruppen, prof Karl Molin…
By William Korey
April 26, 2002
In early September 1973, 35 prominent Jewish activists drafted and distributed throughout Moscow an extraordinary “open letter” in which they publicly identified themselves with physicist Andrei D. Sakharov, the Soviet Union’s leading dissident, as he faced ferocious hate-propaganda campaigns organized by the Kremlin. The letter sought to assure him of “our moral support and deep respect.” Additionally, a few days later, the leading Jewish scientist-refuseniks, including the distinguished Veniamin Levich (who would later teach at the University of Tel Aviv and at the City University of New York), joined in a statement denouncing the propaganda campaigns as “intimidation of all free thinkers and preparation of public opinion for future repression.”
I. INTRODUCTION: In her analysis of the various official and independent investigations into the fate of Raoul Wallenberg in the The New York Review of Books 1, Soviet expert Dr. Amy Knight’s concluded with my statement: “If one places one’s…
The Reference Group for Support to Independent Research on Raoul Wallenberg, established by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Sweden in April 2002 in order to advise the Ministry on research grants, has established the following guidelines for evaluating applications in terms of relevance of subjects proposed for research. -> More
An article describing the Soviet archival documents that have been released regarding the mysterious death of Raoul Wallenberg. Evreiskie Novosti (Moscow) (in english) -> More
In Raoul Wallenberg: Mensch in der Unmenschlichkeit. Masat, Andras, Marton Mehes and Wolfgang Rackebrandt. Leipzig: Edition Kirchhof und Franke. pp. 35-53
Dear Mr Grunberg, When the Swedish-Russian Working group presentend its findings in January this year it was made very clear that the report could bot be regarded as the final work on Raoul Wallenberg’s fate. In view of the fact…
2001115 Rehabilitering Russia’s announcement for rehabilitating Raoul Wallenberg
Google translation:
The case of Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who saves the Hungarian Jews in 1945 and then disappeared in the depths of the Soviet secret police, will continue.The Swedish government announced the creation of a new commission to assess the actions of the country following the arrest of Wallenberg and find out whether everything was done for the salvation of national hero.
The story that more than half a century is hardly a major stumbling block in relations between Moscow and Stockholm, the Russian side is settled. In January, the two capitals was published by the Russian-Swedish report, endowed almost a decade to work together to determine the fate of Wallenberg. Conclusions of the Russian part of the commission are clear: the Swedish diplomat “has died or is likely died July 17, 1947, and responsible for it” the then top state leadership of the USSR. Shortly before the publication of the report prosecutors Russia Wallenberg rehabilitated as victims of repression. Swedish experts, in turn, noted that “many important questions remain unanswered and the Wallenberg case” can not be closed. ” In Stockholm suspect that in Russia there are still documents, access to which the commission has not received.