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Fourteen Days in October

Multimedia presentation with timelines, photographs, and audio of Cuban missile crisis discussions
Includes declassified texts, biographies of the players

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library

Over 10,000 digitized documents with focus on German relations, 1933-45, the Anglo-American alliance, and the Vatican
Separate section of "Safe Files" includes formerly classified material on national security and the Manhattan Project
Additional keyword index to archival materials available in print

From Slavery to Freedom: The African American Pamphlet Collection, 1824-1909 (Library of Congress)

Approximately 400 pamphlets written by African Americans on slavery, reconstruction, colonization
Personal accounts and orations
Browsable by author, subject, and title; searchable by keyword

Gateway to African American History (USIA)

Annotated links to black history web sites
Materials from President Clinton's Initiative on Race were originally on this web site but moved to the National Archives
Speeches and documents celebrating the 50th anniversary of Little Rock, Arkansas school integration
Black History month postage stamps

General Land Office Records

Patents (sales) awarded for federal lands, 1820-1908
Covers Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin
Within state, indexed by name or description of property
Data includes name, date of sale, property description, and a tiff image of the original patent
Can be used for genealogical purposes

George Washington Papers, 1741-1799 (Library of Congress)

German Propaganda Archive (Calvin College)

Government Views of the Rosenberg Spy Case (City College of New York)

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed on June 19, 1953 in a Soviet atomic spy case
Annotated of webliography of government reports, declassified documents and trial transcripts of the Rosenberg case
Includes the Venona Project and key players
Scholarly; well done

Gulf of Tonkin (National Security Agency)