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Newly Cataloged Library Materials December 2024
Critiques of Hollywood pop culture, Yugoslav perspectives, an anti-Bolshevik pamphlet, and an Oakland-published Trotskyist periodical are but some of the new library materials worth exploring. Reserve a seat in the Reading Room to view this month's in-person.
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Hoover Acquires Oral Histories on the Fall of Communism
New oral histories with Polish and European leaders shed light on the transformation of Eastern Bloc countries, the decline of communism, and the rise of democracy.
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Hoover Acquires the Hawaii Hochi Collection
Leading newspaper of the Japanese Hawaiian community donates materials to Hoover amid closing, enhancing the Hoji Shinbun Digital Collection, the world’s largest online archive of open-access, full image Japanese diaspora newspapers.
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Hoover Welcomes Public to The Battalion Artist
The Battalion Artist: A Sailor’s Journey Through the South Seas, a new exhibition from the Hoover Institution Library & Archives, details the wartime experiences of US Navy Seabee Natale (Nat) Bellantoni, whose personal papers depict the Pacific theater of World War II through rich paintings, sketches, photographs, and letters.
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Hoover Launches Landmark Russia Abroad Digital Collection
The Hoover Institution Library & Archives has launched its Russia Abroad Digital Collection (RADC), an online, open access platform that provides a global gateway to digitized newspapers of the Russian diaspora between 1917-1992.
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Newly Cataloged Library Materials November 2024
From colorful Moroccan maps and Ukrainian propaganda posters to Russian tsar relations and the life of a Black Cuban abolitionist, explore this month's newly cataloged library materials in the Reading Room.
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