When completed in 2016, this collection will contain page images and searchable text of about 900 periodicals created by or for U.S. military personnel during the Vietnam War era. Most were produced underground by U.S. soldiers or veterans who opposed the war, using mimeograph machines or other inexpensive technology. When completed in 2016, the collection will share roughly 60,000 pages documenting the Vietnam War through the words of young people caught up in it. It will complement official records published by the U.S. government and the civilian underground press of the time, both of which are readily available elsewhere.

The aim of the Digital Humanities Project GWonline, the Bibliography, Filmography and Webography on Gender and War since 1600 is to collect and organize secondary literature, women’s autobiographies, films and websites with online collections of primary sources.

”: We hope that the website will function as a source of information on the history of Europeans women’s struggle for equality since the late eighteenth century.

JDC Archives is a repository for the records of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, an American organization that has operated in over 90 countries, bringing aid to individuals and communities in need. These records, dating back to 1914, document the programs and activities of JDC. Government records and official documentation, such as birth certificates, are not part of our collections.