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Celebrating European and Latin American Women Nobel Writers at the Library – Part 1

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Exploring Nine Decades of World Cup History at the Library of Congress

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Archives and Camp Newspapers from a Vietnamese and Khmer Refugee Camp in 1975

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The Portuguese Affair: The Arabic Manuscripts of Lisbon

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Captivated by French Cuisine: M.F.K. Fisher and Julia Child

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Exploring the European Reading Room: Baltic Samizdat Publications as Creative Expressions of Resistance to Soviet Occupation

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1776: Jews and the American Revolution

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“4 Corners” Turns 10! Reflections on a Decade of Blog Writing

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Pressing the Past: Materials, Markets, and Meaning

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Handbook of Latin American Studies Launches New Digital Collection

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Beyond the Manifesto: Recovering the Women Writers of Italian Futurism

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Covered in Bone! A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Digitization of Four Rare Batak Manuscripts

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Letters from the Author: The Carmen Laforet Papers in the Hispanic Reading Room

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Unveiling Secret War Laos: Tales from U.S. Allied Lao Veterans and CIA and U.S. Army Special Forces during the Vietnam War (Second Indochina War)

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Milano-Cortina 2026: What Does It Take for Two Cities to Become Olympic Partners?

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Hedayat’s Animals: The Blind Owl and Other Stories

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Conservation as Dendritic Maps: An Interview with Paper and Book Conservator, Yasmeen Khan

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Dr. Tung-li Yuan and the Library of Congress: A Four-Decade Relationship

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Conveyances: autora brasileira Vanessa Bárbara sobre e através da tradução

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Conveyances: Brazilian Author Vanessa Bárbara on and in Translation

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