Dutch uncover diary of Nazi camp
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The diary of a teenage Holocaust victim writing to her boyfriend in 1943 has come to light in the Netherlands.
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A new cache of letters by Anne Frank's father shows his desperate efforts to seek an escape for his family from Nazi-occupied Holland
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The Nazis were about to arrest his family in 1944, and Alex Moskovic remembers his father burying family documents in a 3-foot-deep hole under the shed behind their home in Czechoslovakia.
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BERLIN (Deutsche Welle) - The last remaining hurdle to the opening up a massive Holocaust archive held in Germany has been cleared after Greece voted to change an international treaty. The Greek parliament voted unanimously to make the information contained in the Bad Arolsen archive public. Greece is the last of the archive's 11 governing countries to approve amending the treaty governing the Nazi-era documents. France voted in favor of the changes last week, and the U.S., Israel, Britain, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Germany and Italy agreed to the amendments earlier this year.  Much of the digital information kept in the archive has already been transferred to national Holocaust repositories in countries such as the U.S. and Israel, but previously this information was only available to Holocaust survivors and their families. The digital transfers should be completed by the end of 2007, officials said. Eventually, the information will also be made available to the public via the Internet. The archives, which is overseen by the International Tracing Service (ITS) - an arm of the Red Cross - consist of up to 100 million digital pages of information. This is divided into separate collections covering detention records, forced and slave labor, and displaced persons as well as an index containing around 17 million names.
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The diary of the dark days a Jewish teenager spent in a Nazi detention camp awaiting deportation has come to light in the Netherlands.
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A translator at the Dutch secret service arrested in October for allegedly leaking classified information may have had links to suspected terrorists arrested in filmmaker Theo van Gogh's murder, a spokesman for ...
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Two sisters who survived the Holocaust and moved separately to Israel were reunited after 61 years with the help of a high-tech database, a spokeswoman from the Israel Holocaust memorial said Sunday.
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The Netherlands rejects a bid to grant Dutch citizenship to Nazi victim Anne Frank - one of the diary-writer's wishes.
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Tuesday's papers look at intercommunal tension in the Netherlands and the far right in Germany
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Portuguese police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have a copy of her mother Kate's diary, the BBC learns.
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The Dutch police said today that they had raided a site they described as a terrorist training camp for Kurdish separatists in the southern Netherlands, arresting 38 people
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A Polish woman who for 60 years had  been holding onto the diary of a young Jewish girl killed by  the Nazis in 1943, presented the journal to Israel&#39;s Holocaust  memorial on Monday.
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A Dutch newspaper receives an anonymous letter purporting to contain information on missing Madeleine McCann's whereabouts.
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On the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, a survivor recalls her experiences at the camp.
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The Dutch state prosecutor's office denied that the Amsterdam home of Paul Bigley, brother of Kenneth Bigley, who is a hostage in Iraq ( news - web sites ), was raided by intelligence officers, as reported in ...
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Helga Deen is seen in this undated photo made available Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2004 by the regional archive of Tilburg, Netherlands. The diary of 18-year-old Helga, a young Jewish woman who later died in a Polish
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Her father was a spy and his mother was a nun. Two new family memoirs join a revealing series that probes the past.