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Provides access to thousands of full-text scholarly journals, trade and professional titles, newspapers, magazines, dissertations, working papers, case studies, and market reports. Content covers all major subject areas, including business, health and medical, social sciences, arts and humanities, education, science and technology, and religion.
The following terms from subject headings can be helpful to find primary source material:
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diaries correspondence sources documents biographies |
photographs cartoons posters pictorial works |
personal narratives interviews anecdotes underground literature |
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The Personal Experiences content provides a window on the lives and experiences of men and women during the First World War and includes letters and diaries, scrapbooks, photos, sketches, and more. The Propaganda and Recruitment material provides insight into public opinion and censorship, recruitment, morale at home and on the front line, etc. Documents include posters, postcards, photos, newsletters, leaflets and more. The Visual Perspectives and Narratives section provides access to unique resources such as official and personal photographs, manuscripts, rare printed material, artwork, objects and film.
The sites below are only a small collection of major, free digital collections.
The International Encyclopedia of the First World War maintains a large list of other websites, which can be viewed by theme or geographic region.
Note that you can filter your results by "Subject Period."
The Library of Congress collections include a huge amount of materials--including photographs, sound recordings, sheet music, etc.
