Germany releases millions of former Nazi Party member records to the public online. Creators report millions of users have accessed the database, though the move has drawn criticism.
Millions of documents belonging to former members of the Nazi Party have been made publicly available online in Germany. While creators report millions of users have already accessed the database, the publication has also drawn criticism.
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