The Arolsen Archives, formerly International Tracing Service (ITS), Located in Bad Arolsen, Germany, are an international center on Nazi persecution with the world’s most comprehensive archive on the victims and survivors of National Socialism. The collection has information on about 17.5 million people and belongs to the UNESCO’s Memory of the World. It contains documents on the various victim groups targeted by the Nazi regime and is an important source of knowledge for society today.

Only a very small part of Arolsen Archives’ collection is imported in the USHMM’s Holocaust Survivors and Victims database.

Arolsen Archives

Created from the files available in the Arolsen Archives' collection.

• Executions at unidentified Gross Rosen camps (ID: 45394)
• Individual Documents Stutthof (ID: 45972)
• Jewish internees on the island of Rhodes in 1940 and persons transferred from Rhodes to the Ferramonti Internment Camp 12-Jan-1942 (ID: 45400)
• Jewish prisoners in Friedland, subcamp of Gross Rosen (ID: 45395)
• Lenne Forced Labor (ID: 46034)
• List of Germans who died in Gross Rosen (ID: 45396)
• List of Jews Residing in Riga (ID: 49467)
• Names from death certificates issued for Polish Jewish forced laborers who died in Brieskow (ID: 45392)
• Parschnitz Forced Labor Transport (ID: 45391)
• Prisoners' registry, detachment Wolfsberg on 22.11.1944 (ID: 45399)
• Survivor children airlifted from Theresienstadt "camp-ghetto" to England post-war (ID: 45393)
• The German Towns Project (ID: 48805)
• Traunstein Displaced Person Camp Records (ID: 49493)
• Tübingen Medical School Experiments (ID: 45398)