Bonnelie of the conservation department of the ICRC reads a prisoners mutations registry at the Red Cross Museum in Geneva

Claire Bonnelie of the conservation department of the International Red Cross Committee (ICRC) reads a German prisoners mutations registry at the Red Cross Museum in Geneva November 12, 2007. Archives recording the fate of two million prisoners, captured during World War One, including French singer Maurice Chevalier and French captain Charles de Gaulle who later became president, will enter UNESCO’s “Memory of the World” register November 15. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse (SWITZERLAND) – BM2DWOTEKEAA