Man discovers WWII secret documents while cleaning garage
A U.S. citizen in New York State uncovered a collection of secret documents revealing the suffering of American soldiers captured by Nazi forces during World War II. The documents, dating back to 1945, include rare testimonies describing the horrific conditions in Nazi camps, such as malnutrition, widespread rats and lice, as well as instances of torture and murder, all of which violate the Geneva Convention. These records were discovered inside a hidden box in the garage of a home during cleaning, and the reason they were there remains unknown. However, their historical significance is evident in shedding light on the prisoners' suffering and documenting it firsthand. The documents will be examined and later preserved by the U.S. National Archives.
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