Monthly Archives: June 2012

“Under the beneficent rays of Soviet national policy…”

Posted on June 9, 2012 by Matthew Romaniello

I spent some time this past week preparing for my fall class on the Soviet Union.  Each time I’ve taught it here at Hawai’i, I’ve made use of an unique resource at our Library, the “Social Movements Collection,” which is … Continue reading →

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Istochnikovedenie 2012

Posted on June 6, 2012 by John Randolph

Digital publishing and distribution are creating a whole new host of issues for historians to deal with, in the realm of source use, authentication, and citation. Obviously, that’s been true for some time now: we’re gradually getting up to speed … Continue reading →

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