Raoul Wallenberg was one of the heroes of the Holocaust. A wealthy Swede, he went to Budapest in 1944 and saved tens of thousands of Hungarian Jews from deportation and likely death. But in January 1954 he was detained by the Russians, after the Red Army had arrived in Budapest, and never seen again. Paul Levine has written a new biography, Raoul Wallenberg in Budapest: Myth, History and Holocaust, and outlines the truth behind the Wallenberg myth.
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