Budapest: 1944. 1 p. This document was issued to Mrs. Ferenc Hatvany. Her husband was Baron Ferenc Hatvany a Hungarian painter and art collector. A son of Sándor Hatvany-Deutsch and a member of the Hatvany-Deutsch family ], he graduated in the Académie Julian in Paris. His collection included paintings by..... More
Budapest: 1944 november 8. 1 p. 21 x 30 cm. Typewritten letter from the Royal Swedish Embassy granting a protective passport to Dr. Elemér Weinberger, born Viktória Robitschek, resident of Budapest. Raoul Wallenberg's signature in pencil in the lower left corner. This passport was addressed to the Army's Women's Work..... More
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Budapest: Dated on November 17, 1944. 1 page, typed document bearing Wallenberg's stamped signature, the stamp of the Königlich Schwedische Gesandtschaft in Budapest, and a likely signature of the Swedish Ambassador, Carl Ivan Danielsson, in green ink. An exceptionally rare Hungarian Holocaust document with Raoul Wallenberg's stamped signature. This..... More
Budapest: 1944.09.26. Hungarian. Printed in blue and yellow, with passport photograph of the bearer. Issued and countersigned by Raoul Wallenberg, and signed and stamped by Carl Ivan Danielsson, Swedish Ambassador in Budapest. Folded. 1 p. This life-saving document stands as one of the most powerful symbols of diplomatic resistance during..... More