Swiss Sanatoriums Cooperated with Nazi Extermination Policy, New Research Shows

New research reveals that from 1935 to 1945, the Nazi regime sent approximately 10,000 tuberculosis patients to Swiss sanatoriums, which cooperated with the Third Reich's extermination policy. The extent and nature of this cooperation are now being documented, shedding light on a dark chapter of Swiss-Nazi relations. This matters as it challenges Switzerland's neutral wartime narrative and could impact historical diplomacy.