The Hero Raoul Wallenberg

He is a man who saved more than 100,000 lives and endangered the lives of all. Then he disappeared. Raoul Wallenberg is regarded as a great hero for several reasons: his career, his heroic behavior, and the impact on many people, including me. His father died, Raul had a special childhood. He was born in Stockholm, Sweden on August 4, 1912. His mother, Maj, was born at the age of 21 and became a widow for three months. Raul's father served as the officer of the Swedish Navy and died of cancer.

Decades ago, I got the opportunity to cooperate with lawyers and parliamentary teams to make humanitarian Swedish World War II hero Raul Warrenberg a US citizen. The family of Warrenberg tried to find out what had happened after the war ended and was occupied by the Soviet Union. Wallenberg rescued tens of thousands of Jews in Hungary under Nazi occupation, but at the end of the war, the Russians thought he was an asset of information in the United States. A prisoner who had been released for many years was rumored to be detaining him in Rubanka prison, but he was never to see him again during his detention in the Soviet Union. He was declared officially died by the Swedish tax office in October 2016. His story is wonderful.

The tears, baldness, sad eyes of Raoul Wallenberg looks much older than his 31 year old In 1944 he was given the responsibility to save the Jews in Hungary. This mission comes from the War Refugee Council, an American organization established in the same year with the aim of rescuing the Jews from Nazi persecution. Despite his family's wealth, Raul worked part-time during his university and traveled to the US, Canada, and Mexico during the holidays. He continued hitchhiking after being robbed by four men and being thrown into the ditch. In a letter to my grandfather, Laguer wrote that he likes hitchhiking. "When you travel like a playing card, everything is different, you always have to be vigilant.You keep in close contact with new people every day.Hitchhike will give you the training of diplomacy and tactics We will provide it. "