Oral history project manager elaborates on his work

The oral history project manager Vahid Tabaei elaborated on oral history definition as well as his current projects in this area. For Tabaei, oral history is a part of contemporary history at whose heart is incident. “We take an incident and interview the people who have taken part in it or have been its eyewitnesses,” he said.

The day Iranian civilian airplane destroyed by U.S. Navy

The book, ‘Fall From Glory: The Men Who Sank the U.S. Navy’ by Gregory Vistica refers to the vicious act of William C. Rogers III, the commander of cruiser USS Vincennes III in shooting down an Iranian civilian airplane.

Call for Papers - Islamophobia: Gender, Sexuality and Racism

This special issue of Islamophobia Studies Journal (ISJ) aims to generate and circulate new knowledge about the relationship between Islamophobia, gender, sexuality, and racism.

Tips on Archiving Family History, Part 3

Readers sent dozens of questions about archiving and preserving family history and stories to Bertram Lyons, an archivist at the American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress in Washington.

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