Please note that the online archive contains sensitive data on the victims of National Socialist persecution. They do not comply with German or other national archive law. The International Committee, as the highest governing body, has defined these terms of use. The same terms of use apply to the use of the online archive as for visiting the Arolsen Archives. Special collections: Photos of all the personal effects, for example.Lists are also included, such as transport lists and prisoner lists from the various camps. Concentration camps, ghettos, Nazi penal institutions: Personal documents about individual prisoners, particularly comprehensive from the Dachau and Buchenwald concentration camps.Displaced persons: An easily searchable collection from the post-war period which includes documents such as questionnaires from the International Refugee Organization (IRO), often with photos of people.The online archive focuses on the following themes: Documents on death marches can be searched using maps, for example – a practical research function that is helpful for regional commemoration and educational projects, amongst other things. Another criterion is how well the collections have been prepared and how searchable they are. Which of the 30 million original documents are already available online? Primarily those documents which are of particular public interest are already online, such as documents from concentration camps and ghettos. Holdings concerning Nazi persecution in the online archive
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