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- Stockholm New Year 1944—5
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STOCKHOLM
New Year 1944–5
In the plane that was carrying me home my
mind was occupied with the project to which
Raoul Nordling’s talk had given rise. Would it be
possible for Sweden to do something to lessen the
suffering caused by the German system of
concentration camps—to save at least some of the
unfortunates otherwise doomed to die in horrible
conditions? I felt little optimism, for I was well
aware that the German authorities had firmly
rejected all suggestions, whether they came from
the international or national Red Cross
organizations, neutrals included, that Red Cross activity
be extended to the concentration camps. The
Germans absolutely declined to allow any
foreigner a glimpse into these hells, as we feared
them to be. Nor could we refer to any
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