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Nadejda Webb and Queen Stevenson share their experiences as Dean’s Fellows working with Dr. Ifeoma Nwankwo, Director, Program in American Studies and Associate Professor English and library staff to develop a program for users to access and…

Nadejda Webb and Queen Stevenson share their experiences as Dean’s Fellows working with Dr. Ifeoma Nwankwo, Director, Program in American Studies and Associate Professor English and library staff to develop a program for users to access and…

Jennifer Alexander, a spring and fall 2016 Dean’s Fellow, talks about key findings in the Alfried Krupp Trial Papers, the tenth in a series of twelve military tribunals held in Nuremberg, Germany, at the end of the Second World War. The completed…

Jenifer Dodd, a fall 2015, spring and summer 2016 Dean’s Fellow, talks about her work on Science and the Subject’s Perspective: The Vernacular Archive for the Normal Volunteer Patient Program. Jenifer helped make the materials discoverable in a…

Tiago Fernandes Maranhão and Brad Wright, both graduate students in the History PhD program, discuss their spring 2016 Dean’s Fellows project, exploring the ethnographic collection of the Manuel Zapata Olivella Collection.

Issued by the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP), this foreigner’s employment book was made for Michael Garjainow, one of many children forcibly transported to Germany and compelled to work for German firms during the war. Michael…

In 1944, Rosa Katz was taken from Gelsenberg Concentration Camp to Essen with a group of 520 Jewish women and girls whom defendants referred to collectively as “the Hungarian Jewesses,” although they came from various places. Krupp contracted to pay…