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News Created: 17 March 2016 Frank Drauschke
Europeana 1989: Documenting Historic Turning Points Via Crowdsourcing
Academic Research
The historic events of 1989/1990 marked a turning point in European history, as 2015 may well prove to be. It is important to document such crucial phases in our history, and to start doing so as early as possible. Crowdsourcing can play a useful role here by helping to gather information through the collection and documentation of personal accounts and source materials.
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Title:
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Creator:
Cruz Vermelha Americana
Institution:
National Library of Portugal
Copyright:
Public Domain
Data Updated: 6 November 2023
WWI Collection of the National Digital Library of Portugal
Academic Research
All kinds of documents related to the Portugese participation in World War One.
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Italian Books from the First World War period
Academic Research
This digital collection gathers poems and songs, war publications, educational books and war manuals.
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Maps of the First World War from the National Library of Rome - Italy
Academic Research
These Maps illustrate the WW1 battlefields of the Italian front as well as the Oriental front, the Western front and Balkan front.
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Italian Posters and Postcards from World War One
Academic Research
This collection features circa 63 Italian posters and postcards from the World War One period. These illustrated posters and postcards are important historical documents and often brilliant pieces of art.
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Letters by Italian personalities during World War I
Academic Research
The National Library of Italy (Rome) makes available online 8 valuable manuscripts written by important Italian personalities, such as Gabriele d'annunzio and Giuseppe Prezzolini, relating to the First World War.
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