July 15, 2026

Was your grandpa a Nazi? Die Zeit’s searchable database

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New Delhi: The legacy of the Second World War lives on, bringing with it questions about Nazi party members. Using artificial intelligence, German newspaper Die Zeit has been able to compile a database of Nazi Party members. Germans can now access the database to search for their family members and their possible ties to Adolf Hitler’s party. The newspaper used digitised versions of records released online by the United States National Archives to create 4.5 million index cards.Reporters, data journalists, and data scientists at Die Zeit scanned millions of documents to create the searchable database. Show Full Article The process When the US archives first released...

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