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    Nazi blueprint for North American Holocaust acquired by Canada archive

    German researcher’s 1944 book, once owned by Adolf Hitler, lists Jewish residents of US and Canada
    by Leyland Cecco in Toronto Jan 25, 2019 2 minutes
    The 137-page book was compiled in 1944 by Heinz Kloss, a German researcher and Linguist. Photograph: HO/AFP/Getty Images

    A book once owned by Adolf Hitler, which scholars suspect was a blueprint for a Holocaust in North America, has been acquired by Canada’s national archive.

    The rare book, of which only a handful of copies remain, was bought online by government librarians last year and unveiled for the first time in Ottawa on Wednesday. The acquisition, which curators say will preserve a critical piece of history, comes at

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