The U.S. Congressional Committee on Foreign Affairs voted Tuesday to approve a resolution that calls for the international community to expedite the opening of millions of Nazi files on their victims.
Eleven countries that have been involved in keeping the archives secret decided this month to open, by the end of this year, the files that were stored in Bad Arolsen, Germany. All 11 nations have to ratify the decision, however, before the archives can be opened.
Eleven countries that have been involved in keeping the archives secret decided this month to open, by the end of this year, the files that were stored in Bad Arolsen, Germany. All 11 nations have to ratify the decision, however, before the archives can be opened.