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The Ippei Nomoto (Keizō Norimoto) Papers: A Cornerstone Of Japanese American Intellectual And Community History
This collection of correspondence, manuscripts, and rare Tule Lake publications illuminates the intellectual networks and contested loyalties that shaped Japanese American identity across four decades of the twentieth century.
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Hoover Acquires Materials Related to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and the History of Modern and Contemporary Tibet
The newly acquired Li Jianglin Papers contain hundreds of hours of intimate interviews, personal correspondence, and artifacts given by His Holiness himself, documenting two decades of fieldwork among Tibetan communities in exile.
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Hoover Acquires Collection of Aaron Arthur Rosen
Learn more about the life and legacy of Aaron Arthur Rosen, United States Army Signal Corps photographer (1919–1995) whose wartime service in Iran and India placed him at some of the most pivotal moments of World War II, including the 1943 Tehran Conference.
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The Papers Of Friedrich August Von Hayek Now Accessible Online
Significant portions of the Friedrich A. von Hayek papers are now available through the Library & Archives’ Digital Collections Portal, including the Nobel Prize-winning economist's correspondence with leading twentieth-century intellectuals and unpublished manuscripts. Researchers worldwide can now explore primary sources documenting the evolution of free market economics, classical liberalism, and the founding of the Mont Pelerin Society.
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Digital Publishing Efforts Advance, Seven Historic Collections Now Available for Research at Hoover
Themes such as wartime collaboration, occupation policies, military modernization, economic development, and diaspora experiences are strongly represented in the recently published collections — which span American, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese contexts.
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Hoover Acquires the Papers of Shuja Nawaz, Distinguished Journalist and Advisor on South Asian and Middle Eastern Affairs
The collection includes rare Pakistan Army documents, correspondence between Middle Eastern and Pakistani leaders during the Cold War, original research on U.S.-Pakistan relations, materials on the Kashmir and 1971 wars, and Nawaz's investigation into the suspicious death of Pakistan's army chief in 1993.
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