Yad Vashem Launches Online Database Of 3 Million Holocaust Victims’ Names

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Yad Vashem Launches Online Database Of 3 Million Holocaust Victims’ Names
+ Facts About The Database
“Two-thirds of the names in the Database were obtained from the more than two million Pages of Testimony submitted to Yad Vashem over the past 50 years, nearly all of which have now been digitized. Other names have been gleaned from additional computerized lists, including deportation, camp and ghetto records. With a click, users can view and print Pages of Testimony, or a screen containing a victim’s personal story, based on information from archival sources available in the Database. Each such ‘mini-biography’ further links to information about the particular victim, such as the places he/she lived and died, related historical events and more.”
See Also: Additional Background About the Database

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