PER ANGER
A Swedish Hero
1913-2002
Per Anger was a young diplomat for the Swedish legation in Berlin and Budapest during World War 2. In the year 1944 he was the one who initiated Swedish provisional passports for threatened Jews in Budapest, and he also became Raoul Wallenberg's closest partner and friend. This page is created in honor of Per Anger and his great deeds during the darkest period in man's history.
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Per Anger - The History of a Swedish Hero. Per Anger's diplomatic career. "A Quiet Courage" by Elizabeth Skoglund, the first book written about Anger. Published 1997. Article from Svenska Dagbladet, September 17th 1996. Article from Dagens Nyheter, September 17th 1996. Article from Svenska Dagbladet, April 20th 1945. Per Anger visits �nglag�rd - A Jewish summer camp in Sweden. "Wallenberg partner, Per Anger, dies in Sweden", from Jerusalem Post August 26th 2002. "Ambassad�r Per Anger d�d", from Dagens Nyheter August 26th 2002. "Ambassad�r Per Anger d�d", from Expressen August 26th 2002. "Ambassad�r Per Anger d�d", from Svenska Dagbladet August 27th 2002.