Dr. Roman Wasserman Wroblewski is a Swedish Holocaust researcher, author, and chairman of the Swedish Holocaust Memorial Association (SHMA).
Born to Holocaust survivors, his father, Misza Wasserman, was the sole educator from Janusz Korczak's orphanage to survive the deportation to Treblinka in 1942.Dr. Wroblewski has authored several significant works on Holocaust history. His book, "The Liberated 1945: White Boat Mission from Bergen-Belsen to Sweden," details the Swedish humanitarian effort that brought 10,000 former concentration camp inmates, primarily women and children from Bergen-Belsen, to Sweden after World War II.
He has also been involved in organizing exhibitions that preserve the memory of Holocaust survivors who came to Sweden post-liberation.In addition to his research and writing, Dr. Wroblewski has actively worked towards restoring dignity to neglected graves of Holocaust victims in Stockholm. His proposal outlines a plan for the restoration of both marked and unmarked graves of Holocaust survivors and victims buried in Stockholm, aiming to honor their memory and provide them with the respect they deserve.
Dr. Wroblewski's dedication to Holocaust education and remembrance has significantly contributed to preserving the history and stories of those affected by the Holocaust, ensuring that future generations learn from these experiences.
