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Japanese American Military History Collective
The Japanese American Military History Collective is a cooperative partnership of cultural heritage organizations. It assembles, digitizes, and makes web-accessible historical documents and oral histories of the Japanese American military experience in World War II. The site presents featured items, collections, and oral history interview transcripts.
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0One Nation One Subscription is a Government of India scheme providing nationwide access to international scholarly research journals for students, faculty and researchers at centrally and state government-managed higher education institutions and central R&D institutions. It spans over 13,000 fulltext journal titles across 27 subject categories from more than 30 publishers, and includes support for publishing in selected Gold Open Access journals.
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0Documenta Catholica Omnia is a multilingual e-book database of full texts, analytical indexes and concordances of Catholic and classic authors. It covers the writings of popes, councils, Church Fathers and Doctors, and includes collections such as the Acta Sanctae Sedis and the Acta Sanctorum.
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0Collection of newspaper clippings on local history in Baden-Württemberg.
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0Online collection of William & Mary Law School oral histories, a project of the Wolf Law Library that began in 2023 and adds new interviews annually. Law students work with library staff to collect stories of individuals from diverse backgrounds who have helped shape the law school. Collections are organized by alumni and by faculty and staff.
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British Fiction, 1800–1829 is a database produced in Cardiff University's Centre for Editorial and Intertextual Research, supported by grants from the Arts and Humanities Research Board and Cardiff University. It allows users to examine bibliographical records of 2,272 works of fiction written by approximately 900 authors, along with contemporary materials such as anecdotal records, circulating-library catalogues, newspaper advertisements, reviews and subscription lists. Records can be searched or browsed by author, title or publisher. Access is provided for research, teaching, private study and general interest; prior written permission is required for alteration, redistribution or commercial exploitation.
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