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George Mandel-Mantello (geboren 11. Dezember 1901 in Lechnitz, [1] Bistrița, Siebenbürgen, Österreich-Ungarn; gestorben 25. April 1992 in Rom) war von 1942 bis 1945 „Erster Sekretär des Konsuls“ der Republik El Salvador in Genf .
George Mantello (born György Mandl; 11 December 1901 – 25 April 1992), a businessman with various diplomatic activities, born into a Jewish family from Transylvania, helped save thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust while working for the Salvadoran consulate in Geneva, Switzerland from 1942 to 1945 under the protection of ...
George Mantello (born George Mandl or Mandel) was a Jewish diplomat who, while working for the Salvadoran consulate in Geneva, Switzerland, saved thousands of Jews from the Holocaust by providing fictive Salvadoran citizenship papers and by publicizing the deportation of Jews from Hungary to the death camps.
With the tacit approval and diplomatic authority of the Salvadoran consul in Switzerland, George Mandel-Mantello, a Hungarian Jew, launched an effort to rescue thousands of Jews across the continent. Judy Cohen, director of the Museum’s photo archives, shares his story.
With the consent of Castellanos, George Mandel-Mantello used his diplomatic position to issue documents identifying thousands of European Jews as citizens of El Salvador. He sent notarized copies of these certificates into occupied Europe, in the hope of saving the holders from the Nazis.
Learn how a Hungarian Jew—with the tacit approval and diplomatic authority of the Salvadoran consul in Switzerland—launched an effort to rescue thousands of ...
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George Mandel-Mantello. Honorary First Secretary for El Salvador in Geneva, 1942-45. George Mandel was born into an orthodox Jewish family in Romania in 1903. Because of his business contacts, he was appointed honorary consul of El Salvador and Hungary in Geneva in 1939.
