Sentence examples for archives made available from inspiring English sources

Before long, German military archives made available films showing Poles in Warsaw cheering and laughing at the spectacle of the last defenders of the ghetto leaping into the flames rather than surrender.

Correction: June 11 , 2004 Friday An article in The Arts on May 6 about an auction of Vladmir Nabokov memorabilia in Geneva misidentified the first major group of Nabokov manuscripts and archives made available to the public or a library.

Both the prime minister, Lionel Jospin, and President Chirac are against a formal inquiry into the Algerian war, saying it is up to historians to shed the fullest possible light on the period, using government and military archives made available for the first time last month.

The BBC is currently collaborating as part of a large and growing set of public archives made available by UK institutions, acting as an enabling force to link and support them in an increasingly connected public space.

What Ancel provides is confirmation from Romania's own archives (made available in 1994 95) of a reality long documented in other sources (Nazi documents, survivor testimonies, war crimes trial transcripts): that Romania not only participated in but independently implemented its own autonomous genocide of Jews in Bessarabia, Bukovina, and Ukraine the only Nazi ally to do so during the war.

It goes beyond the first archive made available in 2010, which has been criticized as incomplete by privacy advocates and regulators in Europe.

The zip archive made available by Wikileaks contains screen shots of Palin's inbox, two example emails, governor Palin's address box and a couple of family photos.

The whole archive was made available to five news organizations, including The New York Times.

If you share the copyright with other authors, check with them to make sure they also approve of the work being archived and made available at EliScholar.

Now the library and its National Recording Preservation Board, which includes musicians, composers, musicologists, archivists and representatives from the record industry, have announced a plan meant to streamline the ways recordings are archived and made available.

Ironically, when the entire archive is made available on the web, the same advertisers will be queueing up to appear on the web pages as are letting the producers down now.