Many families have victims of the Second World War. On Genealogy Online you can mark these persons as war victims. Their page then gets a reference to memorial websites. And they are included in the overview WW2 victims, with tens of thousands of names from all publications.
Genealogy Online compares your family tree with well-known lists. For example the Dutch Roll of Honour (Erelijst van Gevallenen), the Jewish Monument and the Netherlands War Graves Foundation. Is a person from your family tree probably listed there? Then you get a suggestion.
Has Genealogy Online missed someone? On the same page you can mark a person from your publication as a war victim yourself.
The page of the person states that he or she was a victim of the Second World War. Where possible, there is a link to more information, for example at the Netherlands War Graves Foundation or the Jewish Monument.
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