MOSCOW –
Relatives of the Swedish war hero Raoul Wallenberg have Wednesday in Moscow, filed a lawsuit against the Russian secret service FSB. The survivors ‘ demands for inspection in the censored documents that may shed light on the fate of Wallenberg.
Raoul Wallenberg (1912) was a Swedish diplomat who during the Second world War, tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews life saved. He was in 1945 by Soviet soldiers captured and disposed of. For years, his fate hidden. In a Russian report that he was in July 1947 in Moscow in the infamous Loebjanka-prison, which was managed by the KGB, died. In October 2016, he was in Sweden formally will be dead.
Both the date of death if the cause of Wallenbergs death until the day of today not clear. His niece, Marie Dupuy considers that the Russian archives contain documents that are light on the fate of her uncle can shed. The FSB, the successor of the KGB, has not yet on the message responded to.