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April 06, 1979 - Image 38

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1979-04-06

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Friday, April 6, 1919

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THE DETROIT'JEWISH NEWS

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Sweden, Russia Exchange Notes on Wallenberg

, By MAURICE
World War II after saving
SAMUELSON
thousand of Jews from Au-
LONDON (JTA) — The schwitz.
for your party
longest running "missing
The Russians, with ill-
person" case of the century concealed anger, repeated
By
has taken a new turn with their argument, used for the
an exchange of notes be- past 22 years, that Wallen-
tween Sweden and the berg died of a heart attack
Soviet Union. Sweden re- in Moscow's Lubyanka
cently asked the USSR to Prison in 1947, at the age of
make new inquiries about 34. The Soviet reply has
the fate of Raoul Wallen- failed to satisfy the Swedes
berg, the Swedish diplomat who intend to follow up any
imprisoned in the Soviet further information which
Union towards the end of becomes available.
The latest evidence is the
most dramatic for many
years. It became available
towards the end of last year.
Among those who never lost
hope for Wallenberg were
ncEtE
his aged mother and step-
father. Both of them died in
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Sweden in February,
shortly after hearing about
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the new "sightings" of their
missing son.
The freshest informa-
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tkm came from Jan Kap-
lan, a Moscow Jewish an-
tique dealer, who was
PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS
imprisoned between 1974
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and 1977. Last year, he
Mark Morganroth ASID
telephoned his daughter,
Debi Scowley
Sandy Rosenman
who, lives in Israel, and
Jill Drolz
-Karen McNutt
told her not to worry
Irwin Levine
Charlotte Corlin
about his health after
Myrna Kline
being in prison. He said:
and
"In the Butyrka Hospital
Lillian Friedberg
department, I met a
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his daughter, Kaplan was
again arrested.
The Swedish note also
contained more direct and
detailed evidence about
Wallenberg, a University of
Michigan graduate. Al-
though it relates to an ear-
lier period than Kaplan's
stay at the Butyrka in 1975,
it further -demolishes the
Soviets' claim that Wallen-
berg died in 1947. It came
from Abraham Kalinski,
who arrived in Israel in
1976. A former Polish offi-
cer, he had been arrested in
Moscow in 1944 and spent
15 years in Soviet prisons
and camps.
Kalinski's testimony says
Wallenberg was interned in
the Verchneuralsk Prison
in the Vhelyabinsk region
from the end of the 1940s
until 1953; from 1953 to
1955, he was in Alexan-
drovski Central Prison in
the Irkutsk region; in 1955
he was transferred to the
Vladimir Prison, where he
stayed- until the 1960s "in
cell 23, corpus two."
Exactly three weeks la-
ter, the Soviet Embassy
handed the Swedish
Foreign Ministry its reply
containing only three para-
graphs. It recalled the orig-
inal statement about Wal-
lenberg's death (issuqd 22
years ago by Andrei
Gromyko, the present
Soviet Foreign Minister)
and added:
"This conclusion was
definitely confirmed by
the findings of an exam-
ination of the informa-
tion supplied by the
Swedish government in
its request of Jan. 3, this
year. The assertions that
Raoul Wallenberg was in
the Soviet Union as re-
cently as 1975 are not in
accordance with the
facts."

A world-wide campaign is
taking issue with that
statement, led by Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas Lantos of
Alexandria, Va.
On March 18, the
Swedish newspaper Dagen s
Nyheter published a story
claiming that the U.S. as-
sisted Wallenberg's efforts
to rescue Hungarian Jews -
and that the U.S. offered to
intervene with the Russians
after the war but Sweden
turned down the U.S. offer.
According to Sven Strom-
berg, a correspondent for
Swedish Radio in London,
former U.S. Secretary of
State Henry Kissinger was
asked in 1973 by Wallen-
berg's mother to intervene
in the case. Stromberg says
Kissinger turned down the
request because he was
angered by Swedish criti-
cism of the U.S. war in Vie-

Urge Israel-Arab
Health Projects

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
call to Egyptians and other
Arabs to cooperate with Is-
rael in evolving regional
health plans and projects
has been issued by Prof.
Kalman Mann, director-
general of the Hadassah
Medical Organization, on
the Arabic-language sta-
tion of Israel Radio.

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