Eight decades after the Holocaust, the list was made public in the country of Anne Frank as a law prohibiting its release expired on New Year’s Day.

Summary

The Netherlands has released a digital archive of 425,000 suspected Nazi collaborators from World War II, following the expiration of a law prohibiting its publication.

The list, compiled by the Huygens Institute’s “War in Court” project, documents the investigations of mostly Dutch individuals, with only 20% ever tried.

This revelation sheds light on the scale of Dutch complicity during Nazi occupation.

While historians and educators hail it as a significant resource, some descendants of those named have expressed concern about potential backlash.

Access to more detailed records remains restricted to researchers.

      • raspberriesareyummy@lemmy.world
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        2 days ago

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel says the state was established in May 1948 and the Israeli citizenship law was commenced in July 1952. Not sure what you are on about there.

        The west don’t want jews to live among us, they want them in the middle east to fulfill our colonial interests.

        That generalization sounds not so smart. Most people have no problem with people of jewish faith (or origins), hence statistics about antisemitism being worrying when they reach > 10% in the civilized world. Furthermore, there are no “our colonial interests”, only governments and big corporations have ever had such, and they were competing, they did not have mutual “colonial interests”.

        Furthermore, the contemporary Israel administration is very much capable to be the villains themselves.

        You really just sound like an under-informed over-agitated naive person who compensates little understanding with more opinions.