Switzerland releases 200-page intelligence dossier on Nazi ‘Angel of Death’ Mengele
Files include material indicating the convicted German war criminal may have entered the alpine nation while on the run, which historians have long sought to substantiate The post Switzerland releases 200-page intelligence dossier on Nazi ‘Angel of Death’ Mengele appeared first on The Times of Israel .
Switzerland's Federal Intelligence Service released a digital version of Josef Mengele's file on Thursday, with minimal redactions to protect sensitive information. The file, held in the Federal Archives in Bern, is part of the Federal Prosecutor's Police Service records, which were designated for classification until 2071. After a historian appealed the decision in 2026, the intelligence service decided to publish the file online due to high public interest.
The redactions included protecting the identities of government employees, sources, and individuals mentioned in the document. Public figures were not redacted. Historians argue the redactions undermine transparency and fuel conspiracy theories, warning that keeping the file closed until 2071 will continue to conceal potential wrongdoing.
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