DescriptionRaoul Wallenberg, Stockholm, Sweden.jpg
Berit Wallenberg's cousin's son Raoul Wallenberg (1912-1947), at his graduation day at Nya Elementar Senior High School in Stockholm. To the right his mother Maj von Dardel.
Berit Wallenbergs kusins son Raoul Wallenberg (1912-1947), vid hans studentexamen på Nya Elementar i Stockholm. Till höger hans mor Maj von Dardel.
Parish (socken): Stockholm
Province (landskap): Uppland
Municipality (kommun): Stockholm
County (län): Stockholm
Photograph by: Berit Wallenberg
Date: 13.05.1930
Format: Film
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