Ep. 28- The International Tracing Service with Dan Stone
Description
In addition to the massive loss of life, the twelve years of Nazi rule in Europe created one of the largest demographic disasters in human history with millions of people scattered across the continent. For Holocaust survivors, one of the most pressing tasks after liberation was attempting to discover the fates of relatives and friends. A variety of international organizations worked to help these people, This also resulted in one of the most interesting archives: the archives of the International Tracing Service.
In this episode, I talk with Dan Stone about the search for the missing, the challenges of documenting the Holocaust, the secretive political history of the search for survivors.
Dan Stone is a professor and director of the Holocaust Research Institute at Royal Holloway University in London.
Stone, Dan. Fate Unknown: Tracing the Missing after World War II and the Holocaust (2023)
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