; (R) since, in 1961 Swedish physician Professor Nanna Svartz reported that her Soviet colleague Professor A. L. Myasnikov revealed to her that he had direct knowledge of Wallenberg’s presence in the Soviet Union, will the full documentation of these discussions be made available to Raoul Wallenberg’s family and researchers; (S) how and where exactly were Wallenberg’s personal effects discovered in 1989, and were they collected and archived in line with the standard Soviet administrative procedures of the time, including— (i) if Wallenberg indeed died in 1947, why weren’t the bills of foreign currency in his possession at the time of his arrest confiscated then (as was official Soviet administrative protocol for prisoners of war) but instead handed over to some of his family members in 1989 and can proof be provided that the currency given to Wallenberg’s family was the original currency in his possession; (ii) how did the Soviet authorities know the amount of currency in Wallenberg’s possession, was he given a receipt for his currency upon arrival at Lubyanka, and if so, in which file was this receipt kept; and (iii) were Wallenberg’s diplomatic passport and address book archived in his Archival-Investigation file, has that file been preserved as has that of his former cellmate, Rödel, and if so, will Wallenberg's Archival-Investigation File be made available; (T) since in 1993, a former KGB official, Colonel Andrei Bachurin, indicated that Wallenberg had once asked for medical assistance, requesting an appointment with a dentist, why hasn’t the actual register entry for this request ever been presented by the Central Archive of the FSB despite numerous inquiries