National Archives Holocaust Records
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Holocaust Era Assets
The Ardelia Hall collection is gathered intelligence reports, interrogation reports, captured documents, and general information regarding Nazi looting.
German War Crime Records
The documents are transcripts, in German, of trial testimony, clemency petitions, affidavits, prosecution exhibits, photographs of concentration camps, etc., as well as original German documents used as evidence in the prosecution of the numerous war crimes cases.
Captured German Records
The majority of this collection consists of concentration camp records, including releases, transfers and deaths lists. There are daily reports of changes, as well as some administrative material from the camps.
The first Nazi camp created for political prisoners, Jews, and other so-called undesirables. Records feature information including prisoner names and number, birth date, birth place, etc.
Flossenburg Concentration Camp Entry Registers
Original records from the camp for political prisoners, criminals, and “asocial” individuals.
Mauthausen Death Books
Lists of those held at what some consider the most physically brutal concentration camp of the Nazi regime.
WWII Nuremburg Interrogation Records
Pre-Trial interrogation transcripts as well as summaries and other pertinent records for nearly 200 individuals who were questioned by the Interrogation Division.
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