# Raoul Wallenberg
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Raoul Gustaf Wallenberg (4 August 1912 – disappeared 17 January 1945) was a Swedish architect, businessman, diplomat, and humanitarian. He saved tens of thousands of Jews in German-occupied Hungary during the Holocaust from German Nazis and Hungarian Fascists during the later stages of World War II. While serving as Sweden's special envoy in Budapest between July and December 1944, Wallenberg issued protective passports and sheltered Jews in buildings designated as Swedish territory.On 17 January 1945, during the Siege of Budapest by the Red Army, Wallenberg was detained by SMERSH on suspicion of espionage and subsequently disappeared. He was later reported to have died on 17 July 1947 while imprisoned in the Lubyanka, the prison at the headquarters of the KGB secret police in Moscow.
Ep 101 – The Swedish Connection – Can Paperwork Save Lives in WWII?
In this episode of Rosie the Reviewer, we discuss recent Netflix hit The Swedish Connection (2026), based on the true story of Swedish diplomat Gösta Engzell, who helped rescue Jewish people during World War II using the power of paperwork.
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A Long Game: The Homeschool Effect (Part 1)
Imagine homeschooling before it was even a "thing": no groups, few resources, and no curriculum fairs. Now toss in 11 children, and you have Annette's journey.
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The mystery of Raoul Wallenberg
Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat, saved thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Nazis during World War Two.Once Soviet troops reached Budapest, Wallenberg reported to Soviet officials on 17 January 1945. But he was never seen in public again. Rumours of his fate have circled ever since: a Soviet g…
Ep 543: History Repeats with Liam Carballal and guest Richard Acritelli P2 on hmTv
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Ep 543: History Repeats (Part 2) Host: Liam Carballal Guest: Richard Acritelli
How do brilliant minds justify unimaginable evil—and what happens when the world looks the other way?
In Part 2 of this gripping conversation, Liam Carballal and historian Richard Acritelli go deeper int…
A Long Game: The Homeschool Effect (Part 2)
Imagine homeschooling before it was even a "thing": no groups, few resources, and no curriculum fairs. Now toss in 11 children, and you have Annette's journey.
Annette's mother, Mimo, escaped from Hungary during the final year of the war when the Nazis marched in. Her father, Didi, did not escape …
NLGB E121: Mark Edward Cowan - Author of “To Help or Hang”
From Michigan to Budapest in 1944 to confront the hopelessness surrounding Jewish survival. This non-fiction book shares the courage of Raoul Wallenberg and his focus on saving Jewish souls. Mark Edward Cowan takes you through a day-by-day chronology of the people Wallenberg met to accomplish this.…
83 - THE DIPLOMAT WHO DEFIED HITLER | Raoul Wallenberg (Swedish Official) | WWII
Threatening clouds hung low over Budapest, Hungary.
Soldiers shouted orders, dragging men, women, even children from their homes.
The icy wind cut through the thin clothing of the terrified Jewish families as they were forced toward the banks of the Danube River. There, in the gray dawn, th…
#196: The WWII Hero who Rescued Budapest's Jews
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George Mandel-Mantello was one man on his own, a Jew living in Switzerland, who ignited an international outcry against the destruction of Hungary’s Jewish community and stopped th…
Ep 665: Putting the Brakes on Bullying with Samantha Sosnik and guest Dan Grunfeld on hmTv
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Putting the Brakes on Bullying | Ep. 665: Dan Grunfeld: Holocaust, Bullying and Basketball | HMTC
Ernie Grunfeld arrived in America at age nine without speaking English. Bullied because of his accent and immigrant background, he transformed adversity into determination, becoming an…
Holocaust Survivor: He Was Six When Soldiers Marched His Mother Away | Robert Ratonyi
Guest: Robert Ratonyi is a Holocaust survivor, born in Budapest in January 1938. His father was conscripted into a Hungarian labor battalion in 1942 and never returned; his mother was taken in October 1944 and survived a labor camp in Austria. He lived through the Budapest ghetto and the Swedish pr…
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