Are the Archives of the First World War still useful?

The Central Tracing Agency preserves, in Geneva its archives and card-indexes of the First World War with the greatest care. It is not a question of their being museum pieces which are kept for their historic interest, but on the contrary are documentary material of great practical usefulness, consulted almost daily.

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