50th Anniversary of the ITS: International Tracing Service: 50 years of service to humanity

Go to the author page Charles-Claude Biedermann

Though half a century old this year, the International Tracing Service has lost none of its relevance. In its 50 years of service to humanity, it has clarified the fate and whereabouts of thousands of people, reunited separated families and helped — to the extent that such a thing is possible — to make good the wrong done to those persecuted by the Nazis.

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50th Anniversary of the ITS: International Tracing Service: 50 years of service to humanity author: Charles-Claude Biedermann

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