Books about Raoul Wallenberg

"Memories of the war years in Hungary. With Raoul Wallenberg in Budapest", pref. By Élie Wiesel; transl. from the Swedish by David Mel Paul,Margareta Paul; New York : Holocaust Library, 1981
With Raoul Wallenberg in Budapest
Washington: Holocaust Library, 1996. 208 p.
Memories of the war years in Hungary. Foreword by Tom Lantos.

Bejski, Moshe. "The ´Righteous Among the Nations´ and Their Part in the Rescue of Jews." In Rescue Attempts During the Holocaust. Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 1977. pp. 637-638.

Berg, Lars; "What Happened in Budapest". Stockholm: Forsners Förlag, 1949.

Berger Susanne; "Stuck in Neutral", 2005 (see link)

Bierman, John; "Righteous Gentile". New York: Bantam Books, 1983.

"Righteous gentille, Raul Wallenberg" John Bierman, Budapest : ABC, 1985

Bondor, Vilmos: A Miko-rejtely. Miko Zoltan es Raoul Wallenberg kapcsolata a magyar ellenallasban 1944-1945
Budapest: Puski, 1995. 192 p.
The Miko enigma. The contacts between Zoltan Miko and Raoul Wallenberg in the Hungarian resistance 1944-1945.

Braham. Randolph L. "The Politics of Genocide: The Holocaust in Hungary". 2v. Revised and Enlarged Edition. New York: Columbia University Press, 1994.

Cherry, Robert. "Raoul Wallenberg: Savior of Hungarian Jewry." Midstream (April 1995): 17-21.

Christian Science Monitor: "Missing: Raoul Wallenberg, the Hero of the Holocaust". (July 23, 1980).

Cooper, Abraham. "Wallenberg Held Hostage: Day 14,000." Jewish Chicago (July 1982): 34-38.

Daniel, Jamie, Michael Nicolson and David Winner. "Raoul Wallenberg: One Man Against Nazi Terror"

Milwaukee : Gareth Stevens Children´s Books, 1992.

Dardel, Fredrik von. Raoul Wallenberg: "Facts Around a Fate". Proprius Förlag, 1970.

Derogy, Jacques:

Raoul Wallenberg : le juste de Budapest; Nouv. éd. Actualisée, Paris] : Le Grand livre du mois , 1994
"Le cas Wallenberg", 1980

Fenyvesi, Charles, "When Angels fooled the World, Rescuers of Jews in Wartime Hungary", 2003, The University of Wisconsin Press

Forgacs, Gabor, text and illustration: Christmas of Raoul Wallenberg, Budapest 1944 = Raoul Wallenberg karacsonya, Budapest, 1944 Budapest: Kolor Optika Bt., 2004.

Forbes, Malcolm, Jr. "Raoul Wallenberg" in They Went That-a-Way. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1988.

Freed, G.B. "Humanitarianism vs. Totalitarianism: The Strange Case of Wallenberg." Papers of the Michigan Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters 46 (1961): 503-28.

Friedman, Philip. "Their Brothers´ Keepers". New York: Crown Publishers, 1957. pp. 159-167.

Gann, Christoph: "Raoul Wallenberg : so viele Menschen retten wie möglich" /Christoph Gann; München : Beck, 1999

Ginzburg, Eugenia. "Journey into the Whirlwind". New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1967.

Grede, Kiell.: "Wallenberg"; [Bp.] : Mafilm [Stockholm] : Swedish Filminst. , 1989 [Bp.] : [Mafilm]

Handler, Andrew: "A man for all connections : Raoul Wallenberg and the Hungarian state apparatus, 1944-1945"; Westport, Conn. London : Praeger , 1996

Haspel, Rachel Oestereicher. "Raoul Wallenberg: A Hero for Our Time". New York: Raoul Wallenberg Committee of the United States, 1981, revised 1985.

Hellman, Peter. "Avenue of the Righteous". New York: Atheneum, 1980.

Hinshaw, David. "Sweden´s Neutral Policy in Two Wars" in Sweden: Champion of Peace. New York: G.P. Putnam´s Sons, 1949.

Koblik, Steven: The stones cry out. Sweden's response to the persecution of the Jews 1933-1945
New York: Holocaust Library, 1988. 305 p.

Korey, William: The Wallenberg mystery, fifty-five years later
New York: American Jewish Committee, 2000. 58 p.

Kovach, Kim. "In Search of the ´Hero of Budapest´: The Disappearance of Raoul Wallenberg." Israel Horizons 28: 3-4 (March/April 1980): pp. 11-28.

Komoroczy, Geza, editor: Raoul Wallenberg In: Jewish Budapest. Monuments, rites, history. Budapest: Central European University Press, 1995. pp. 398-401.
Wallenberg in Budapest, between July 9, 1944-January 14, 1945. Detailed information on his operations, including the addresses of protected houses.

Kung, Andres. "Raoul Wallenberg, Yesterday, Today". Stockholm: Timbro, 1985.

Lambert, Gilles. "Operation Hasalah". Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1974.

Lester Elenore: "Wallenberg, the man in the iron web"; Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall , cop. 1982

Lester, Elenore, and Frederick E. Werbell. "Wallenberg." New York Times Magazine (March 30, 1980).

"Raoul Wallenberg: The Righteous Gentile from Sweden" in The Holocaust in Hungary: Forty Years Later, Randolph L Braham and Bela Vago, eds. New York: Columbia University Press, 1985.

Jenö Lévai;

"Black Book on the Martyrdom of Hungarian Jewry". Surich: Central European Times, 1948
"Raoul Wallenberg: His Remarkable Life, Heroic Battles and the Secret of His Mysterious Diasppearance". Melbourne: WhiteAnt Occaisional Publishing, 1988.
"Raoul Wallenberg" by Jenö Lévai published in Hungary 1948, translated to English
by Frank Vajda, Melbourne 1988, reprinted 2002.
"Raoul Wallenberg, hjälten i Budapest" ; Stockholm : Saxon-Lindström, 1948

Levine, Paul A.: From indifference to activism. Swedish diplomacy and the Holocaust 1938-1944 Uppsala ; Stockholm: Uppsala University Library ; Elander Gotab, 1996. 309 p. [Revised and enlarged edition of a PhD dissertation.]

Levy, Alan: Nazi hunter. The Wiesenthal file
London ; New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers. 464 p.

Lew Besymenski, Ulrich Völklein, "Die Wahrheit über Raoul Wallenberg", Fachbuch, Taschenbuch, 220 Seiten, 2000, Steidl, Göttingen, 388243712X

Lichtenstein, Heiner; "Raoul Wallenberg, Retter von hunderttausen Juden" / , 1982

Linnea, Sharon. "The Man Who Stopped Death". Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society, 1993.

Mandel, Connie L. "Raoul Wallenberg: A Chronicle of Courage". Los Angeles: Simon Wiesenthal Center, 1981.

Marton, Kati:

"The Wallenberg Mystery." Atlantic Monthly (Nov. 1980): pp. 33-40.
"Wallenberg". New York: Random House, 1982; reprinted, Arcade Publishing, New York, 1995.

Milton, Sybil. "The Righteous Who Helped Jews." In Genocide: Critical Issues of the Holocaust. Ed. Alex Grobman and Daniel Landes. Los Angeles: Simon Wiesenthal Center; Chappaqua, N.Y.: Rossel Books, 1983. pp. 280-287.

Nicholson, Michael; "Raoul Wallenberg : the Swedish diplomat who saved 100.000 Jews from the Nazi holocaust" / Michael Nicholson, David Winner; Watford ; Herst : Exley, 1989

Philipp, Rudolf. "Raoul Wallenberg: Fighter for Humanity". Stockholm: Fredborgs Förlag, 1946, revised edition, 1980.

Pierrejean, Claudine: "Les secrets de l´affaire Raoul Wallenberg : du juste de Budapest au premier martyr de la guerre froide"; Paris Montréal, Que. Torino : L´Harmattan , 1998

Raoul Wallenberg : "Mensch in der Unmenschlichkeit : Ergebnisse der internationalen Forschung"; Leipzig: Ed. Kirchhof und Franke , 2002

Raoul Wallenberg Committee for the United States. Raoul Wallenberg´s Children. New York; Raoul Wallenberg Committee for the United States. 1981 (December).

Rosenfeld, Harvey

" Raoul Wallenberg--Angel of Rescue". Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1982.
"Raoul Wallenberg"; New York, N.Y. London : Holmes & Meier , 1995

Samuelson, Maurice. "How Wallenberg Fooled the Nazis." Jewish Chronicle (January 11, 1985).

Schult, Tanja. "A Hero's Many Faces, Raoul Wallenberg in Contempory Monuments", ed. Palgrave Macmillan, www.palgrave.com

Shifrin, Avraham. "The First Guidebook to Prisons and Concentration Camps". Berne: Stephanus Edition Verlags AG, 1980.

Skoglund, Elizabeth R.: "A Quiet Courage : Per Anger, Wallenberg´s co-liberator of Hungarian Jews"; Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Books , cop. 1997

Smith, Danny;

"Wallenberg : Lost hero" ; [forew. by Peter Benenson], 1986
"Lost Hero". Springfield: Tempelgate, 1987.
"Lost hero : Raoul Wallenberg´s dramatic quest to save the Jews of Hungary" / Danny Smith; London : HarperCollins , 2001

Ströbinger, Rudolf; "Das Rätsel Wallenberg", 1982

Szekeres, Jozsef: A pesti gettok 1945. januari megmentese
Budapest: Budapest City Archives, 1997
Saving the Budapest ghetto in January 1945.

Swedish Institute. "Raoul Wallenberg". Stockholm: Swedish Institute, 1988.

Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs;

"Raoul Wallenberg: Report of the Swedish-Russian Working Group"; Stockholm, 2000

"Räddningen" Budapest 1944, Judarna skall deporteras,. De svenska hjälpinsasterna". Reports from the Swedish UD Foreiign Office Archives

Terelya, Josyp. "Witness". Milford, Ohio: Faith Publishing Company, 1991.

Trepper. Leopold. "The Great Game: Memoirs of the Spy Hitler Couldn´t Silence". New York: McGraw-Hill, 1977.

Tschuy Theo. "Dangerous Diplomacy".

U.S. National Security Agency, Center for Cryptologic History, (order the publication for free) "Eavesdropping on Hell: Historical Guide to Western Communications Intelligence and the Holocaust, 1939-1945." (NSA, 2005)

Wallenberg, Raoul. "Letters and Dispatches 1924-1944". New York: Arcade Publishing, 1995.

Werbell, Fredrick E., and Thurston Clark. "Lost Hero: The Mystery of Raoul Wallenberg". New York: McGraw-Hill, 1982.

Wiesenthal, Simon: Justice not vengeance
London: Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1989. 372 p.
Translated from German by Ewald Osers.

Wulf, Josef; "Raoul Wallenberg", Berlin : Colloquium Verl., 1958

Yahil, Leni. "Raoul Wallenberg - His Mission and His Activities in Hungary." Yad Vashem Studies XV: pp. 7-53. 1

Yanel, Leni, "Raoul Wallenberg - his mission and his activities in Hungary", appeared in The Nazi HOLOCAUST, historical articles on the destruction of European Jews, volume 9. The End of the Holocaust. ISBN 0-88736-265-6