Nazi documents cache to be revealed

A vast archive of Nazi documents kept secret for more than 60 years may soon be opened to the public.

Wed, 28 Nov, 2007 - 11:44

A vast archive of Nazi documents kept secret for more than 60 years may soon be opened to the public.

The 11 countries that oversee its safekeeping in Germany have completed an agreement on allowing it to be seen, the Red Cross said today.

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