ored by UM,-
(catiiblittf,
the lectnie-t
. '"ser
Th
l'es'In commence on
Iver Olsen; 'Vie ocflqr
Board's representithreinfitack-
holm, And -be, was assigned as
Formal inauguration of the , 7.11did_ seeretifel::al-lhe Swedish'
legs on ltudipeirfr acharge
series will take place at a lunch
*pecal -dip
eon session on March 15 at -
Alhierlhe-.- the, -proteitiMi --and
bassador Restaurant in Ann Ar-
irelialtd:3eifis;Arritiing in Buda'-
bor where the principal , addiesn
1
Wallenberg worked
will ' be delivered by KiligrAtresi,. peskirilJalt;
dent of Albert lahn. AssoCiates. -=-Iterideant at iris task' for the
Mikfraeyeei: Months,- displaying
Dean. Reginald F. MalcolmSon- of
an7 :-inftoitsiing ingenuity in the
the college of, engineerhig vviii
preside, and there will be several-, Mtiena‘which he.-devised to foil
Germans and their Hun-
brief- messages by associates Of
garian _supporters.
King_in establishing the Wallen-
He —issued thousands of protec-
berg yunct--lnelinting a greeting
41ve Passports of his own eta-_
by University of Michigan Presi-
borate design, complete with
dent Robber W. Flenilng.
official seals and the triple crown
That night,
Rackham Audi-
torium in Ann Arbnr,:; :the lecture , .- histglibr of Sweden. These &ell-
_nsents
stated that the .6earei
series,will be inntrigirrated with an
awaited emigratiorr. -,‘ Swedei,
address on"Airehiteeture _as a
and unW bis:departtie, enjoyed
Humane- Art"' by Sir Nikolaus
that government.
Pevsner, fernier • professOf of the
He
zented''3i apartment houset,
history of art at Birkbeck College,
University of London - , and Slade raised the Swedish -flag over
them, and used- them as safe
Profelsor at Oxford.
King will present the history houses for the sheltering of Jews
who were constantly in danger
of the effort for the Wallenberg
of their lives.
lectures- t h e:evening
Worldiig•" arolliid a'the,jCioik, be
and Leonard K. Eaton will intro-
built up a citywide relief organ-
duce the guest speaker:
A symposium hased on the guest ization- of hospitals nurseries, and
lecture will be conducted Thurs- soup -kitchens, -staffing - these -in-
day morning at the Rackham Build- stitiitions :withf400 Jews, Negotiat-
ing, and the panelists will include ing direCtly with the SS and the
Profs. Abraham Kaplan, Gunnar Hungarian authorities, he pre-
Birkerts, Walter Creese and Leon- vented the deportation of thousands
of Jews.: On more- than. one oc-
ard - K: Eaton.'
Raoul Gustaf Wallenberg, ?/ho casion he:. went down to :the rail-
was torat ifirStredinflii roof; " road station- - and wider the 'rifles
a member 'of 'a famous Swedish of the, SS, took refugees out of
family of bankers, statesmen, bish- the, imicars. He, even- organized
ops and diplomats. A brilliant stu- an undercover group of young Jews,
dent who mastered several lan- who raided Nazi prisons. and ,re-
guages and who traveled widelY, leased Jews held in custody, ; All
he returned to Sweden in 1935, this he did out of a profound sense
upon earning his degree in archi- of compassion, and his record of
tecture at the University of'3ficlg humanitarian, service is the most
igan, and he entered his familes noteworthy in, all the- terrible an-
banking- bugriets . .- His first job • nals of :those years.
was with a bank in Haifa; then'
Palestine, and it was during that
time that he learned about the
Nazi atrocities and came in con-
tact with niany of the . -,early
escapees from the German terror.
His recollection of bis early ex:.
perience of the flight of Jews from
the Hitler terror was reinforced by
his experience in the early 1940s
as a representative of a Swedish
import-export firm" in whose be-
half he made several trips to Ger-
man-occupied Europe.
Murry X. Koblin Adv.
In 1944, Wallenberg's combina-
548-5600
tion of pragmatic and idealistic
qualities came to the attention of
-
NY Setcondari Stiodisnts
to . Open Free School
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Murch.3, 1972-5
NEW YORIMTA)—The Jewish
ifigh School Student Alliance‘ an
umbrella group here which claims
to represent student groups in 45
high schools in public schools and
flictirg reporti about the agonies yeshivas, has announced plans to
he had experienced during this open a Free Jewish , High School,
inexcusable. incarceration.
starting Tuesday and continuing
"The University of Michigan is until May 2.
proud to claim him as an alumnus,"
university officials state.
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