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Collection includes letters, telegrams, newspaper articles, notes and reports relating to the war By JTA
BUENOS AIRES -- The Argentine Foreign Ministry delivered to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington a series of documents about World War II, some of them related to Nazi war criminals.
The digital copies of the documents delivered are mainly letters, telegrams, newspaper articles, notes and reports, totaling almost 40,000 documents....