"LIVES OF INTEGRITY" SERIES
Raoul Wallenberg
Michigan Class of 1935 ~ Hero of the Holocaust
Join Law Professor Howard Bromberg in his exploration of the life and virtues of Raoul Wallenberg. Born in 1912 to an affluent family near Stockholm, Wallenberg's father died of cancer 3 months before his birth. He was raised by his grandmother and mother, who later remarried. After high school and compulsory military service in Sweden, he travelled to the US to study Architecture at Michigan. A few years after graduating near the top of his class, he was sent to Hungary as a Swedish diplomat to attempt to counter the massive deportation of Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz. He rapidly demonstrated creativity and resourcefulness in accomplishing his mission. Stories of his exploits have become legendary in the history of Holocaust scholarship, and will be covered in detail by professor Bromberg. The University of Michigan awards a Wallenberg Fellowship each year to a graduating senior committed to service and the public good.
For more information and to register for this one-day seminar, CLICK on the image of Raoul Wallenberg. The talk is open to all undergraduate and graduate students of the University.
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