The Buchenwald Memorial has at its disposal an archival collection on the concentration
camp, the special camp and the memorial history.
Wherever possible, the archive provides information on the fate of former inmates, supports research projects and is available for use within the framework of the memorial's education work. The archival collection comprises the estates, material collections and reports of concentration camp inmates. These reports are used intensively within the context of historical-biographical research, for example the investigation of individual fates. The archive accepts donations of the estates of former inmates, purchases them or keeps them in safe custody. It provides for their preservation and continued accessibility to the public.
Contact +49 (0)3643-430154
Users will be charged for the use of the archives as specified by the foundation schedule of fees.
Camp survivors and their kin may use the archives free of charge.
Wherever possible, the archive provides information on the fate of former inmates, supports research projects and is available for use within the framework of the memorial's education work. The archival collection comprises the estates, material collections and reports of concentration camp inmates. These reports are used intensively within the context of historical-biographical research, for example the investigation of individual fates. The archive accepts donations of the estates of former inmates, purchases them or keeps them in safe custody. It provides for their preservation and continued accessibility to the public.
Contact +49 (0)3643-430154
Users will be charged for the use of the archives as specified by the foundation schedule of fees.
Camp survivors and their kin may use the archives free of charge.