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Occupy Oral History: Documenting History in the Making

January 30, 2012 by

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Reblogged from Occupy Oral History: This post was written for the Voluntary Action History Society Blog by Graham Smith, Royal Holloway At the beginning of this year (2012) a small group of oral historians kicked off OccupyOralHistory. We were inspired to do so by the broad movement that is occupying spaces that include not just the streets, former […]

For Your Tomorrow: Oral Histories of the WWII Burma Campaign

January 26, 2012 by

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“An extraordinarily fine piece of work…an excellent film” – Joanna Lumley OBE During the Second World War, tens of thousands of working class men were sent to India and Burma, to fight against a formidable Japanese army, in often horrendous conditions. The defence of Burma and India against the seemingly unstoppable advance of a ferocious […]

Occupy Oral History: Recording the Voices of the 99 Percent

January 2, 2012 by

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Happy New Year All! I’d like to draw your attention to a project called Occupy Oral History which has just started, following closely on the heels of  and inspired by the broader Occupy History and the Occupy Movement more generally. The project is looking to be an on-line resource as well as an umbrella group  under which historians […]

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