1. the headquartes of the UNESCO, in Paris. Unveiled on May 1999. Presented by the IRWF to Federico Mayor, General Director of UNESCO.

2. the offices of U.S. Congressman Tom Lantos. Presented to the Congressman on May 1999 by the IRWF.

3. the German Embassy in Argentina. Unveiled on september 1999. Presented to Ambassador Hans Ulrich Spohn by the IRWF. Installed at the German Embassy in Buenos Aires as an historic testimony.

4. the Swedish Embassy in Argentina. Unveiled on december 1999. The sculpture was presented to Ambassador Peter Landelius by the IRWF and installed at the Swedish Embassy in Buenos Aires.

5. the Presidency of Latvia, in Riga. The International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation presented the President of the Republic of Latvia, H.E. Vaira Vike Freiberga with the sculpture on May 15, 2000.

6. the offices of the Argentine daily newspaper La Nacion. Unveiled on January 2000 with a commemorative plaque remembering the heroic deeds of the Swedish diplomat. Presented by the IRWF to La Nación CEO Dr. Julio Saguier.

7. the US Embassy in Argentina. Unveiled on march 2000. Presented by the IRWF to the Chargé d’ affairs of the US Embassy, Victor Manuel Rocha. The sculpture is permanently shown at the consular section of the American Embassy.

8. the Vatican Mission to the United Nations. Unveiled on September 2000. Presented by the IRWF to Cardinal Angelo Sodano, Secretary of State of the Holy See and to Apostolic Nuncio Monsignor Renato Martino.

9. the Presidency of Germany. Unveiled on March 2001 at the Presidential Residence in Berlin.,Presented by Baruch Tenembaum, founder of the IRWF, to the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Johannes Rau,

10. the Portugal Delegation in Manhattan. Presented on April 2001 to Mrs. Sheila Fleischacker, granddaughter of portuguese rescuer Aristides de Sousa Mendes..

11. the Embassy of Poland in Argentina. Unveiled on June 2001. Presented by the IRWF to the Polish Ambassador Eugeniusz Noworyta.