Oral
History Resources
Conversations
with History, Institute of International Studies, UC Berkley
http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/conversations/topic.html
Interviews with distinguished men and women about a variety of events
and topics that range from Africa to Multilateralism.
National
Library of Australia Oral History Collection
http://www.nla.gov.au/oh/ohcoll.html
Oral History Collection contains tape recordings and transcripts
which fall into three main categories: interviews with eminent Australians,
members of groups, and folklore.
National
Library of New Zealand Oral History Centre
http://tepuna.natlib.govt.nz/abouttp/abkilbirnie/about.html
In particular, the Kilbirnie-Lyall Bay Community Centre Oral
History Project Home Page, which includes an on-line collection.
Indiana
University Oral History Research
http://www.indiana.edu/~ohrc/
The center takes a special interest in American history in general
and the history of Indiana and the Midwest in particular. It seeks
to preserve historical data that usually cannot be found in any
written form and exists mainly in the memories of historical participants
themselves.
British
Library National Sound Archive (NSA)
http://portico.bl.uk/
The catalogue includes entries for almost two-and-a-half million
recordings held in the British Library National Sound Archive (NSA)
and is updated daily. It is one of the largest catalogues of its
kind anywhere in the world, covering both published and unpublished
recordings in all genres from pop, jazz, classical and world music,
to oral history, drama and literature, dialect, language and wildlife
sounds.
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