New oral history collection now open for research: 'Final Account – Third Reich Testimonies'
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Dear colleagues,
I am trying to locate archives for committees of the Croix-Rouge française / Association des dames françaises that were established in French colonies, particularly French West Africa. If anyone has any insight about where colonial-era documents from overseas committees might be held (France, Geneva, or elsewhere), please email me at abwarch@ad.unc.edu.
Many thanks,
Abbey Warchol
Hey, you, researchers, busy packing bags, ready to head out on an archival trip! Or those of you about to sit down at your computers and navigate a digital repository. Yes, all of you! I want to hear how your research went and so do our readers. I’m currently looking for posts that I can edit over the summer and publish in the fall.
An example from the Caribbean Newspaper Digital Collection, Port of Spain Gazette, September 8th, 1998. [https://www.dloc.com/UF00094730/00616/citation].
“Date Search” page, Digital Library of the Caribbean. [https://www.dloc.com/dates]. Accessed April 2022.
Publication search results for pinpoint location search of “Georgetown, Guyana,” Digital Library of the Caribbean.
Map search for the pinpoint location “Georgetown, Guyana” on the former dLOC website.
An example from the Caribbean Newspaper Digital Collection. Port of Spain Gazette, September 8th, 1998. [https://www.dloc.com/UF00094730/00616/citation].
A new statewide initiative of the Texas Oral History Association (TOHA) and the Baylor University Institute for Oral History (BUIOH) seeks to create a publicly-accessible listing of all known oral history collections in Texas thanks to a new project called the Texas Oral History Locator Database, or TOLD.
I am pleased to continue the “Teaching with H-Latam’s Research Corner Blog” series. If you have used archival materials in the recent past, whether in person or online, or if you work in a research repository that we have not covered yet, I would love to hear from you. I’m currently looking for posts that I can edit over the summer and publish in the fall.