On Dutch Openness Day, the release of secret documents from state archives has sparked questions about the involvement of family members in Nazi collaboration during World War II. A new database containing the names of 425,000 people investigated for collaboration with the Nazis has caused social unrest and concern among many Dutch citizens. The publication of the list of names has led to bullying and denunciations on social media. Plans to fully open the archives and provide detailed information have been halted due to privacy concerns, leaving many individuals with complicated and difficult ways to access their family history.