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For almost half a century, the Oral History Society has supported people who want to record and preserve spoken history and share it with others. We encourage people of all ages to record their own and other people’s life stories.
OHS condemns closure of Memorial International
The Oral History Society joins in the widespread condemnation of the closure of Russia’s International Memorial Organisation. The decision to close ordered by a Russian court on the 28th of December represents an assault on human rights, and in particular an attempt to suppress the Organisation’s significant contribution to the history of the Soviet Union.
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Memory Line: A history of British computing
Memory Line is a multimedia artwork and oral history project that reflects on the early days of computing and listens to computing veterans who remember their experiences of the memory machine, EDSAC.
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