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THE BIGGEST STORE IN THE WORLD WITH THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SOVIET WAR PRISONERS OPENED FOR THE RESEARCHERS AND WIDE PUBLIC IN GERMANY
ARMENPRESS
Nov 17, 2009
BERLIN, NOVEMBER 17, ARMENPRESS: The biggest store in the world
with the information about the soviet war prisoners opened for the
researchers and wide public in Germany, the Ministry of Education of
the Saxon Federal Province reported. The corresponding internet-portal
was operated by the "Saxon Memorial Books" Foundation.
The store includes information about the 700,000 people of former
USSR who during the Second World War were captured and died in the
dungeons of Nazi Germany.
This computer store includes also the names and birth dates of those
10,000 German citizens who during the post-war years were convicted
by the Soviet Military Tribunal and later rehabilitated by Russia.
Previously this information was provided only on the basis of just
purposeful inquiries or was used while forming relevant applications
by the ministries. The manager of the foundation Claus Ditter Muller
said that now members of the families of the victims may search on
their own.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
ARMENPRESS
Nov 17, 2009
BERLIN, NOVEMBER 17, ARMENPRESS: The biggest store in the world
with the information about the soviet war prisoners opened for the
researchers and wide public in Germany, the Ministry of Education of
the Saxon Federal Province reported. The corresponding internet-portal
was operated by the "Saxon Memorial Books" Foundation.
The store includes information about the 700,000 people of former
USSR who during the Second World War were captured and died in the
dungeons of Nazi Germany.
This computer store includes also the names and birth dates of those
10,000 German citizens who during the post-war years were convicted
by the Soviet Military Tribunal and later rehabilitated by Russia.
Previously this information was provided only on the basis of just
purposeful inquiries or was used while forming relevant applications
by the ministries. The manager of the foundation Claus Ditter Muller
said that now members of the families of the victims may search on
their own.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress