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HIST 3310: U.S.A. - Russian Relations: Primary Sources

Historical newspapers

Newspapers

Newspapers guide
Go to this guide to find a link to our newspaper databases

Historical Newspapers: New York Times (1851-2019) This link opens in a new window
Historical Newspapers: New York Tribune/Herald Tribune (1841-1962) This link opens in a new window

Guide to Open Access Digitized Historical News Sources from Slavic, East European and Eurasian Countries
This guide aims to provide a handy, country-by-country list of open access historical news sources from Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe.

Resources in World History

Primary Resources Guide
This link goes to a general guide that defines "primary" and "secondary" sources and then gives a general overview of primary source collections owned and subscribed to by SMU.
Search the catalog for books containing primary resources
Add search terms associated with primary resources such as "diary" or letters".

Foreign Primary Sources 1600-1970 (MoML) This link opens in a new window
Statutes & codes of Europe, Latin America, Canada, Australia, India, & more.
HathiTrust Digital Library This link opens in a new window
For digital humanities research, includes text mining tools
Current SMU students and employees with documented print disabilities are eligible to access additional materials in HathiTrust. Contact libraryaccess@smu.edu for more information.

Resources in Russian History

Princeton Slavic Collections
Princeton’s most intense collecting foci in Slavic are Russian and Soviet literature; performing arts in Russia and the Soviet Union; Russian and Soviet visual culture; intellectual history of the region with a particular emphasis on the history of science and pseudoscience; Soviet illustrated periodicals; and contemporary politics and society.
Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS)