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A statue of Raoul in the UK.

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Raoul Wallenberg as a teenager.

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“Raoul Wallenberg.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., https://www.britannica.com/biography/Raoul-Wallenberg.

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, https://www.ushmm.org/collections/bibliography/raoul-wallenberg.

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“I will never be able to go back to Stockholm, without knowing inside myself that I’d done all a man could possibly do to save as many Jews as possible.” - Raoul Wallenberg

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After his tremendous impact on the Jews, the Soviet forces had taken over Budapest. He was detained on January 17th, 1945 for espionage and labelled as a "Socially hazardous person." He was allegedly held in a prison for two and a half years before his eventual death. Although with the destruction of Soviet documents around that time, it is contreveral and believed he was executed during his prison sentence.

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Survivor recalls rescue activity in Budapest and the role of Raoul Wallenberg

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During the height of WW2 and the Holocaust, he had worked in Budapest rescuing Jews from Nazis. To do this, he declared multiple buildings protected by Sweden and housed many Jewish people inside them. There were as many as 10 thousand Jews in one house at a time. Wallenberg also made multiple fake passports, most of which looked official to German and Hungarian authorities.

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Raoul Wallenberg was a swedish diplomat who had saved the lives of over thousands of Jewish people during the holocaust. He did this by giving away thousands of protective documents. Wallenberg was captured and to be executed in 1947. Unfortunately, there was no escape for the man that helped others escape.

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“Never postpone until tomorrow what you can postpone until the day after.”- Raoul Wallenberg

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A video of a memorial for Raoul Wallenberg

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Raoul planning the escape of Jews in budapest.

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This is a picture of Raoul Wallenberg's face closer up.

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Raoul had saved thousands of Jews from being sent to concentration camps. In honour of his actions; many schools, businesses and parks have added memorials for remembrance. Some countries that have memorials are Argentina, Poland, Isreal and the United States. He has also been nominated for the Nobel prize twice, and postmortem given awards. The Nobel prize nominations were controversial because him being presumably dead.