Holocaust and WW II Tracing Program

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With 16 MILES of shelving stacked with records of those dead, missing or still living through the horror of the Death Camps, You may now be able to trace formerly lost loved ones. New records that have been kept from public viewing for 60 years are now available for the first time. My great aunt is the last of 12 children on my mothers side. She still mourns the loss of a brother during the second world war. Every previous enquiry was a dead end. He was picked up off the street and sent to a labour camp. I hope that I can find a record of him before she passes away. You can send your inquiry to the American Red Cross at http:/www.redcross.org/services/intl/holotrace/process.html I was blown away! 16 MILES of records. How many loved ones, families, children, mothers, fathers etc are hidded away on those shelves. I appalls me to think there are those that say the Holocaust never happened.