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Gabor Forgàcs: history of Wallenberg's office hired by the Swedish Embassy.
Kati and Gustav Kadelburger: My brother Gustav was one of the messengers of Raoul Wallenberg Resque operation. We survied thanks to Raoul Wallenbegs assignment as family member of the Swedish Legation.
Paul Lancz: Lancz, 76, avoided deportation to the Nazi death camps at least in part because of diplomat Raoul Wallenberg’s courageous initiative.
Mari Sved and many members of her family owe our lives to Raoul Wallenberg.
Karoly Szabo: "Károly Szabó can be listed here as someone who had a significant role in making contact with the Nazi apparatus. As it can be found everywhere in the literature, Károly Szabó was the typewriter mechanics of the Swedish Embassy, who was a so-called official of national defence during the more moderate Horthy-era, he played a determining role among Wallenberg’s supporters in the autumn of 1944."Gabor Forgacs.
Maria Gomori, Susan Vadney, Erwin Koranyi: 3 testimonies from the canadian film "L'Ange de Budapest", by Marcel Collet (2006).
Swartz, Nanna: A swedish physician who had strong proves that Raoul Wallenberg was still alive up to 1970.
Frank Vajda: "We were lined up in front of a machine gun near a wall and we were standing there for a long time... then some people appeared and I was told later that it was aoul Wallenberg and his tea."Marianne Vaney: helped writing the "Schutzpasses" and distributing them to the people who were entitled to receive them.
Tom Veres: Having escaped from a labor camp he contacted the Swedish legation. Having skills in photography he took pictures following Raoul Wallenberg during his mission and for protective passes.
Susan Winter: describes the war in Budapest and how her family received the Shutzpasss.