; (U) since in 1993, a former Vladimir Prison employee reported that a prisoner matching Raoul Wallenberg’s description had been held in isolation in Section 2 sometime during the mid-to-late 1950s, while a former prisoner in Vladimir Prison, Zigurds Kruminsh, stated to his American cellmate, Professor Marvin Makinen, that he had met a secret Swedish prisoner during his time at Vladimir, are there any foreigners imprisoned in Vladimir Prison during the years 1945 to 1975 whose names have thus far been withheld, and will the names of all Swedish nationals held prisoner in the Soviet Union during this time be released; and (V) since, on January 12, 2001, a Swedish-Russian Working Group investigating the Wallenberg case for over 10 years produced contradictory reports and failed to reach a common conclusion, what evidence is there to confirm that Wallenberg was most likely executed on July 17, 1947, as the official Russian report from 2001 stated; (3) urges the President, Secretary of State, and other high level United States Government officials to raise the case of Raoul Wallenberg to their Russian counterparts, and request direct access to the original and unredacted documentation in the Russian archives, including the questions specified in subparagraphs (A) through (U) of paragraph (2); (4) emphasizes the need of independent verification of any information provided by Russian officials; and (5) reaffirms Raoul Wallenberg’s humanitarian spirit, personal courage and nonviolent action in the face of enormous odds , and commits to the continued pursuit of answers regarding Wallenberg’s fate.