Bad Arolsen, Germany - Nazi-Era Files Unsealed
Bad Arolsen, Germany - Millions of Nazi-era documents have beenunsealed in Germany after 50 years and are now available forresearch by historians, families affected by the Holocaust and the public. The files are the most complete archive of Nazi persecutions.
Scholars say the documents' availability may have a tremendous impact, the tons of International Tracing Service documents may provide a family with a link to other family members they never knew. Anyone would benefit from spending time with the files because they help to put a human face on the tragedy.
posted by VOS IZ NEIAS @ 11/19/2006 10:24:00 AM
2 Comments:
At 9:01 PM,
Anonymous said…
Can you provide more info so we know how to follow up?
At 4:56 PM,
Anonymous said…
can I have information about my great-father dead at Bergen-Belsen in december of 1944. He was 70 years old and he went from Flossenbürg in november of 1944 and before from Dachau in august of 1944 after have been at Caen and at Compiègne. I can give you more information if necessary for a detailed answer.
C.de B.
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