Description:

This collectible phone card honors Raoul Gustav Wallenberg, a Swedish humanitarian renowned for his personal courage and dedicated efforts during World War II. The card features the name "Raoul Gustav Wallenberg" prominently, highlighting his legacy linked to Jewish human rights and the Holocaust. The design includes the name of The Raoul Wallenberg Committee of The United States, based in New York, emphasizing the ongoing recognition of his work by this organization.

Additional text on the card references key themes such as nonviolence, human rights fellowships, and the historical context of WWII. The card’s production is credited to Amaris Ltd., and it is associated with MCI, reflecting collaboration centered on commemorating Wallenberg's impactful life and humanitarian mission. The card’s imagery and text together firmly establish Raoul Wallenberg’s identity as a symbol of bravery and protection during a critical era for Jewish communities and human rights advocacy.

The front of the card also contains visual elements that support the tribute to Wallenberg’s efforts during the Holocaust and World War II. Keywords like "swedish humanitarian," "nonviolence," and "human rights fellowships" reinforce the themes celebrated by this collectible. This phone card serves as a factual and respectful reminder of Raoul Wallenberg’s significant contributions to saving lives and promoting peace.

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