From the archives, 1950: The Saga of Europe's Greatest Treasure Hunt
International Tracing Service knifes red tape in search for children seized by the Germans.
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International Tracing Service knifes red tape in search for children seized by the Germans.
Esslingen, West Germany, Sept. 27, 1952: Clerks and investigators search through row upon row upon row of records in the massive factory floor-turned-records room of the International Tracing Service’s offices.
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