Hitler left very little archive, no diary, no volumes of correspondence, no bulging files of minutes and memoranda.
Using Thompson's research, as well as Kesey's extensive archive - diaries, photographs, correspondence, the Acid Test movie reels, and a 45-hour mass of film - Wolfe wrote 900 manuscript pages in four months.
The library has announced the acquisition, for £220,000, of Williams's personal diaries and letters spanning his life and career from the age of 18 to his death in 1988, aged 62. Around 85% of the archive – 43 diaries and 2,000 letters – is unpublished material never previously available to researchers.
Copyright law on unpublished stuff generally relates to archives – notes, diaries, rough drafts, early scripts – in analogue form.
The Daily Telegraph's Sinclair McKay called it a "compelling" tale, "full of jeopardy", compiled using "unprecedented access to SAS regimental archives and diaries".
But Greer has objected to the notebook being published in book form, even though it was among her personal archives of diaries, manuscripts and letters she handed to the university.
The century scale is examined using historical reconstructions of climate, based on a combination of geologic, geographic and historical information (e.g., lake chronologies, landscape descriptions, archives and diaries).
Contemporary sources, which contain records of historical earthquakes, are e.g., annals or chronicles, council records in municipal, provincial, monastery or parish archives, personal diaries or e.g., chimney sweep invoices and many more.
(June) The Deserters A Hidden History of World War II Charles Glass Penguin, $27.95 Drawing on army archives, personal diaries and court-martial records, journalist Glass offers a new perspective on American and British soldiers pushed to their breaking point on the front lines in Europe during World War II.
The archive includes the diary of a terrifyingly assured 15-year-old Kureishi.
