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The front page of ZEIT ONLINE features stories on asylum seekers in Germany and the UK, raging wildfires in France, and extensive content related to historical Nazi SS and SA personnel files, including their accessibility and significance. There is also a mention of the Iran war.
This article explores the phenomenon of well-integrated asylum seekers in Germany who, despite having completed vocational training and secured permanent employment, choose to emigrate to the UK, questioning the factors contributing to their departure.
Wildfires in the Gironde region of France are spreading towards Bordeaux, forcing the evacuation of 110,000 people and leading to the clearing of suburban areas.
This series of articles delves into the significance and historical context of digitized SS and SA personnel files, examining what they reveal about Nazi perpetrators and the struggle for their public access.
An English-language feature allowing users to search digitized personnel files of the SA and SS for family members, providing details like CVs, letters, and character references from the Nazi era.
Election data analysis illustrates the gradual rise of the Nazi party to power during the Weimar Republic and allows users to investigate the historical electoral trends in their own regions.
An overview of the archival holdings related to the SS and SA within Germany's Federal Archives, discussing the digitization efforts and the limited availability of these historical documents.
A live update on the Iran war, indicating ongoing developments in the conflict.
