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Appendix part (i)
Protective Passport (http://www.historiska.se/activities/press/bild/Holocaust8.jpg)
Appendix part (ii)
Letter from Söderblom (at the Swedish Legation in Moscow) to Dekanov. 31 December 1944.
Unofficial translation:
To
Mr V Dekanozov Peoples Commissioner for foreign affairs.
Moscow, 31 December 1944Confidential
According to instructions, I have the advantage to … inform You that the Swedish Legation in Budapest has remained in a surrounded city. The composition of the Legation is as followed:
[Raoul Wallenberg’s name is the 5th from above, underlined]
After the local authorities had threatened the legation with evacuation through force, it has gone ”underground”.
I would be grateful if it was possible to inform the Soviet military authorities with the above described circumstances, with a request of, when the city has been liberated, aid the members of the legation.
For Your information, I would add that the legation has remained in the Hungarian capital since its presence has been considered necessary to fulfil the interests of the USSR and to the 15000 Jews, who are under the legation’s custody.
I can assure You that all information that could be received by the friendly liaison of Peoples Commissionaire for Foreign Affairs, concerning the fate of those Swedish citizens who remains in Budapest would be highly appreciated.
Signed S Söderblom
Appendix part (iii)
Arrest order concerning Raoul Wallenberg, 17 January 1945.
Unofficial translation:
To the Commander of the 2nd Ukrainian front
Copy to Abakumov
To No. 937 / Zacharov /Raoul Wallenberg who was encountered at Benczur Street in the eastern part of Budapest has, according to the contra-espionage organization SMERSH, to be arrested and sent to Moscow.
Necessary means for this operation have to be ensured.
Report the time for the departure to Moscow and the name of the responsible accompanier.
Bulganin 1945-01-17
Peoples Commissioner for Defence, Army General
Appendix part (iv)
Arrest order concerning Harald Feller and Max Meier, 17 January 1945.
Unofficial Translation:
Secret
Only copy
To the Commander for the 2nd Ukrainian Front
Copy to Abakumov
To nr 1207 and 1274
Arrest the, in Budapest encountered, Swiss citizens, Max Meier and Gerald Feller, as well as the Slovakian diplomat Jan Spisjak and send then, as in the case of Wallenberg, to Moscow.
This completion of this assignment is under SMERSH responsibility. It is Your responsibility to ensure necessary means according to SMERSH instructions.
Report the time for the departure to Moscow and the name of the responsible accompanier.
Bulganin
1945-01-17
No. 1367 / sj
* Sven Grundberg is 18 years old. Studies in Internatinal College Spain (ICS), in grade 12.
January 2003.