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: Slaw.caHolocaust Archive Now Open to the Public
By Agnese Caruso
The archive of Nazi concentration camp logs and other German war documents are now available to the public. Administered by the Red Cross since the 1950s, this archive containing information about Holocaust victims was accessible only by Red Cross staff. Historical researchers, survivors and relatives had to wait for replies from Red Cross staff to find out about missing persons or to obtain records supporting compensation payments. The decision to make the 50 million pages in the archive open to the public was made in November after the 11 countries that oversee the archive ratified an accord.
Reported in The Globe and Mail
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on May 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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