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Diary of Top Nazi Posted Online by Holocaust Museum
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by News Editor
Inside the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Photo: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Buffalo News – Locked away for years at a home in Lewiston, the diary of a top aide to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler went online Tuesday to be read by anyone fluent in German.
The U.S. Holocaust Museum published images of some of the diary’s pages, along with a complete text in German, on its website as it officially took possession of 400 pages of the diary of Alfred Rosenberg, one of Nazism’s leading theorists.
