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Group Seeks Wallenberg's
Nomination for Nobel Prize

NEW YORK — The
Raoul Wallenberg Commit-
tee of the United States is
supporting the effort of a
New York professor to
nominate Wallenberg for
the Nobel Prize.
Dr. H. Peter Krosby of the
State University of New
York in Albany has begun
the effort to nominate Wal-
lenberg.
Wallenberg, a Christian
envoy from Sweden who
studied at the University of
Michigan, is credited with
saving 20,000-100,000
Hungarian Jews from the
Nazis during World War II.
Detained by Soviet soldiers
in Budapest in 1945, Wal-
lenberg is believed to be still
alive in a Russian prison.

The nomination of Wal-
lenberg for the Nobel
Prize has been seconded
by Nazi-hunter Simon

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Greville
Wiesenthal;
Janner, a member of the
British Parliament; U.S.
Senators Rudy Bos-
chwitz (R-Minn.), Bill
Bradley (D-N.J.), David
Durenberger (R-Minn.),
Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.)
and Charles Percy (R-
Ill.); former Senators
Jacob K. Javits and
Frank Church; Con-
gressman Tom Lantos
(D-Calif.); and Jan-Erik
Wikstrom, a member of
the Swedish Parliament.

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Rev. Theodore M. Hes-
burgh, president of Notre
Dame University, and Dr.
Ursula Neibuhr are among
a group of academicians
throughout the world who
have written to the Nobel
Peace Prize Committee urg-
ing the award for Wallen-
berg.

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The displays illustrate
Jewish life in Holland be-
fore World War II, the
persecution of Jews dur-
ing the German occupa-
tion and life at Wester-
bork when it served as a
way station for Jewish
deportees. Only a hand-
ful of Jews who left Wes-
terbork survived.

Westerbork is located in a
remote corner of the prov-
ince of Drenthe. The camp
was built by the Dutch gov-
ernment in 1939 to house
German Jewish refugees
whom the Dutch did not
want to integrate into the
country's economic life.
It was taken over by the
Germans in July 1942 and
from then until September
1944, a train left each Tues-
day with about 1,000 Jews
for death camps like Au-
schwitz and Sobibor. The
deportations ended in Sep-
tember 1944 only because
no more trains were avail-
able.

Westerbork was liber-
ated by Canadian troops
on April 12, 1945. There
were still 900 Jews in-
carcerated at the time.
The official opening of
the memorial center will
mark the 38th anniver-
sary of the liberation.

Food Programs

ALBANY, N.Y. (JTA) —
Four Albany synagogue-s
have joined programs to
provide food help for
families financially hurt
by the area's unemploy-
ment situation.

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Nazi Victims Remembered

AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
A memorial center for the
more than 100,000 Jews de-
ported by the Nazis from
Holland during World War
II will be opened officially
by Queen Beatrix on April
12.
The center, sponsored by
a private, non-Jewish
group, is located at Wester-
bork in northeast Holland,
the site of a transit camp
used as a staging area for
Jews on their way to death
camps in Eastern Europe.
The center will house a
replica of the Dutch Pavil-
ion at the Auschwitz memo-
rial in Poland.

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