100,000 names for 100,000 lives saved by Wallenberg

The IRWF launched a worldwide campaign to finally uncover the fate of Raoul Wallenberg. Fill the form below and your name will be registered with thousands of others who support this humanitarian cause. The IRWF plans to gather 100,000 names for the 100,000 lives Wallenberg saved in Budapest during 1944 to 1945. The signatures will be delivered to the President of the Russian Federation and the United Nations.

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19,187 Responses to “100,000 names for 100,000 lives saved by Wallenberg”

  1. Bror Nylen
    United States
  2. Robert Freud
    Hungary
  3. Edit Gyarmati
    Hungary
  4. Zoltan Liptak
    Canada
  5. Jesper Nylen
    United States
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    INAC Canada
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    Canada
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    Sweden
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    Sweden
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    United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    AMERICAN SEPHARDI FEDERATION United States
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    YESHIVA UNIVERSITY United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    ABE-MARK REALTY United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    PAPADATOS United States
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    THE INTERCITY GROUP United States
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    RWALLENBERG SCHOOL Ecuador
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    RWALLENBERG SCHOOL Ecuador
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    University of Minnesota Child Care Center United States
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    Canada
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    Sweden
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    United Kingdom
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    United States
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    United States
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    STUDENT United States
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    United States
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    United States
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    Duquesne University United States
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    Duquesne University United States
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    Hungarian Academy of Sciences Institute of Minority Research Hungary
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    Ministry of Education Hungary
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    BISB Hungary
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    Bosnia and Herzegovina
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    Government of Republic of Srpska Bosnia and Herzegovina
  44. Radmila Sandeva
    WOM Sveti Nikole Macedonia
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    Oktatási Minisztérium Hungary
  46. Laszlo Varadi
    Corvinus University of Budapest Hungary
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    WSPiZ Poland
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    Syracuse University United States
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    Germany