纳粹死亡文件被给博物馆

由 爱德·约翰逊

提供纳粹暴行的一个国际机构反对犹太人在第二次世界大战期间在美国送了成千上万文件到浩劫博物馆。 并且以色列，它准备对公众打开它的档案。

本文，从超过50个集中营，包括运输名单，医疗报告，并且“死亡在声明预定”详述消灭的那些人，国际追踪的服务昨天说。

“These documents reflect the most despicable operations of the Nazi era and constitute an essential part of our archive,” said ITS director Reto Meister, after digital copies of 12 million files were sent to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington and the Yad Vashem memorial in Jerusalem.

The ITS, managed by the International Committee of the Red Cross, is based in Bad Arolsen, Germany, and documents the Nazi genocide that killed 6 million Jews. The transfer is part of an international agreement to open up the files to the public.

The body is governed under a treaty signed in 1955 by the U.K., Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, the U.S., Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Poland. The countries decided in 2006 to make the archive, which includes 30 million documents, available for research.

The first batch of files was sent to the U.S. and Israel under embargo and won’t be open to the public until Italy, France and Greece join the other countries in ratifying last year’s agreement, according to the statement.

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