Hi, Ward Dossche!
I read your message from 16.08.2019 10:08

ak>>WD> So what happened to Raoul Wallenberg ?
ak>> I heard that he was arrested in 1945 in Budapest by soviet
ak>> military counterintelligence service and accused of spying.
ak>> In the USSR of 30s-40s such a sentence was given to
ak>> millions common innocent people, and Wallenberg, according
ak>> to some sources, indeed was the US agent. He died in 1947
ak>> of heart attack in prison.
WD>
WD> Has this ever been disclosed with reports, autopsy reports?
WD> What happened to the remains? Has Russia appologized for
WD> killing one of the greatest humanitarians ever?

Wallenberg is considered as a greatest humanitarian now. But very likely the
soviet counterintelligence service didn't know much about this man and his
humanitarian activity, and he was not treated as "a greatest humanitarian".
Very likely it is the reason why there is no many documents of his detention
and death. If they existed I am sure they would be declassified.

In 1991-2000 a joint Russia-Sweden working group was set up to clarify his
destiny. The final report is on the site of the Russian foreign affairs
ministry:
http://www.mid.ru/web/guest/maps/se/-/asset_publisher/Nr26tJIotl7z/content/id/5
97240
The document it is in Russian, but surely there is the Swedish version of it,
it is better than Wikipedia rumors.

It said that the rumors that Wallenberg was alive after 1947 have no ground.
Wallenberg either died himself or was executed by shooting without trial and
all direct documents on the issue were destroyed.

Should the new Russia authority take responsibility for all numerous Stalin
crimes is the issue for discussion. Russia was as Georgia, for instance, one of
the USSR republics. Stalin and Beria were Georgians, BTW. Should Georgia now
apologize for their crimes?

But the destiny of Wallenberg is now clear.

Bye, Ward!
Alexander Koryagin
fido7.fidonews 2019

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