Voices of Freedom

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in the Cold War

Exhibition on the history of the Munich-based American radio station.

Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) broadcast for over four decades targeting the Eastern Bloc states. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of launching the first programs, Galeria Centralis will open an exhibition on July 14, 2011 on the history of the radio from its American beginnings to Munich based broadcasting and to its moving to Prague in 1994.

Heritage of the People's Europe (HOPE) project

Newsletter, June 2011

Contents:

1.) HOPE – The heritage of workers‘ history and social history will be going online soon

2.) Persistent Identifiers – PID: Page Not Found: what a PIDty

3.) The library of international contemporary documentation La Bibliothèque de documentation internationale contemporaine

read more: http://www.peoplesheritage.eu/pdf_newsletter/1105_Newsletter_03.pdf

Lippische Ziegler - Datenbank und Archivalien online

Im 19. Jahrhundert verließen bis zu 40% aller männlichen Erwerbstätigen in jedem Frühjahr das Fürstentum Lippe. Bis zum Herbst arbeiteten sie im Norden Deutschlands, in den Niederlanden, in Skandinavien und Osteuropa auf Ziegeleien. Die saisonale Wanderarbeit der lippischen Ziegler geht bis in das 17. Jahrhundert zurück. Die Verwaltung des Fürstentums Lippe registrierte sie in allen Einzelheiten. Für die Jahre von 1778 bis 1869 gibt es im Landesarchiv Nordrhein-Westfalen (LAV NRW), Abteilung Ostwestfalen-Lippe, in Detmold über 100.000 Daten zu mehr als 30.000 Zieglern.

Labor Archives of Washington State Now Open

The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies is pleased to announce the opening of the Labor Archives of Washington State in the Special Collections Division of the University of Washington Libraries. The new Archives brings together more than 200 collections of labor related materials, making it one of the largest labor repositories in the country and the key to research on the labor history of the Pacific Northwest. The collections and subjects are listed and linked on the Labor Archives of Washington State website.

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