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Jan 8, 01:10

25,000 Names Removed from Dutch War Archive Due to Missing Files

The Dutch National Archives removed 25,000 names from its online war archive because the files for these individuals, including victims and witnesses in collaboration cases, are missing; the archive is still under digitization, with 2/3 still to be processed by 2027.

25,000 Names Removed from Dutch War Archive Due to Missing Files

The Dutch National Archives removed 25,000 names from its online war archive because the files for these individuals, including victims and witnesses in collaboration cases, are missing; the archive is still under digitization, with 2/3 still to be processed by 2027.

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What immediate impact does the removal of 25,000 names from the online war archive have on descendants searching for information about their relatives?

The National Archives of the Netherlands removed 25,000 names from its online war archive due to missing files. These names, some of victims or witnesses in collaboration cases, were mistakenly included. The archive aims to prevent confusion for descendants finding no record.

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Dec 13, 13:13

Dutch Halt Digital Release of WWII Files Due to Privacy Concerns

Due to GDPR concerns, the Netherlands will not digitalize WWII criminal and collaborator files, despite a desire to increase accessibility for descendants; this contrasts with easier access in countries like Austria.

Dutch Halt Digital Release of WWII Files Due to Privacy Concerns

Due to GDPR concerns, the Netherlands will not digitalize WWII criminal and collaborator files, despite a desire to increase accessibility for descendants; this contrasts with easier access in countries like Austria.

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What are the immediate consequences of the AP's decision to postpone the digital release of WWII files?

The Dutch Authority for Personal Data (AP) halted the planned digital release of WWII criminal and collaborator files due to General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) violations. Researchers currently face significant hurdles accessing physical files, including lengthy wait times and restrictions on photocopying. This contrasts sharply with easier access in other countries.

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Nov 10, 22:18

Interview: Amalia Pappa on the General State Archives of Greece

An interview with Amalia Pappa, Deputy General Director of the General State Archives of Greece, discusses the institution's role in promoting public engagement with history, confronting difficult pasts, and the emotional impact of archival research.

Interview: Amalia Pappa on the General State Archives of Greece

An interview with Amalia Pappa, Deputy General Director of the General State Archives of Greece, discusses the institution's role in promoting public engagement with history, confronting difficult pasts, and the emotional impact of archival research.

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Where and under what circumstances did the interview take place?

The interview took place at a cafe in Kolonaki, Athens, where the relaxed setting allowed for a wide-ranging conversation about the role of archives, both in Greece and internationally.

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Dec 20, 01:09

Dutch WWII Collaboration Archive Access Restricted, Online Release Postponed

The Dutch WWII collaboration archive, containing 425,000 dossiers, will be accessible only on-site at the National Archives after application and approval, due to privacy concerns; the online release is postponed, but the Minister aims to make it fully online eventually through legislation.

Dutch WWII Collaboration Archive Access Restricted, Online Release Postponed

The Dutch WWII collaboration archive, containing 425,000 dossiers, will be accessible only on-site at the National Archives after application and approval, due to privacy concerns; the online release is postponed, but the Minister aims to make it fully online eventually through legislation.

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What are the immediate implications of the decision to postpone the online release of the Dutch WWII collaboration archive?

The Dutch WWII collaboration archive, containing 425,000 dossiers, will be accessible, but only on-site at the National Archives after application and approval. Initially planned for online public access in January 2024, this was postponed due to privacy concerns raised by the Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP).

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Nov 10, 10:02

WWII Soldier Photos Placed on Graves

Photos of three British WWII soldiers found in Leeds archives are placed on their graves in the Netherlands.

WWII Soldier Photos Placed on Graves

Photos of three British WWII soldiers found in Leeds archives are placed on their graves in the Netherlands.

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When and where did the soldiers die?

The soldiers, L/Cpl Herbert Alan Young, Sapper Walter Marshall, and Pte John Keddie, died in the Netherlands between 1944 and 1945.

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Nov 10, 16:10

Frankfurt's Nazi-Era 'Erbkartei': A Legacy of Eugenics

The Frankfurt "Erbkartei," a Nazi-era card index tracking individuals deemed 'deviant,' reveals a disturbing continuity of practices and raises critical questions about past and present.

Frankfurt's Nazi-Era 'Erbkartei': A Legacy of Eugenics

The Frankfurt "Erbkartei," a Nazi-era card index tracking individuals deemed 'deviant,' reveals a disturbing continuity of practices and raises critical questions about past and present.

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What is the "Erbkartei" and what information does it contain?

The Frankfurt Institute for Urban History houses the "Erbkartei," a card index started in 1933 by the city's health office to track individuals deemed deviant by Nazi standards. These cards, containing basic personal information and markings indicating interactions with institutions like psychiatric clinics, were used in various administrative decisions.

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