Can I obtain copies of the documents held at the International Tracing Service Archives in Bad Arolsen, Germany?
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum welcomes the decision by the International Commission of the International Tracing Service (ITS) to permit each of the eleven nations on the Commission to receive copies of the records held at its archive in Bad Arolsen, Germany and the designation of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum as the repository for the United States. Regrettably, for a variety of reasons, the Museum is unable to make these documents available on the Internet. You may request a search from our trained staff by accessing the following link, INTERNATIONAL TRACING SERVICE, and completing the form. You are also welcome to come to the Museum and conduct your own search but, please keep in mind that these records were never intended to be made public and are not the easiest with which to work. Thank you for your interest and patience.
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