Articles

Leprosy in India: The Intervention of Oral History

Author(s): Sanjiv Kakar

'They're Magicians': Midwives, Doctors and Hospitals: Women's Experiences of Childbirth in East London and Woolwich in the Interwar Years

Author(s): Lara Marks

'You Didn't Get Much Help in Them Days, You Just Had to Get on with It': Parenting in Hertfordshire in the 1920s and 1930s

Author(s): Pauline King and Rosalind O'Brien

Protest Is Better for Infants: Motherhood, Health and Welfare in a Women's Town, c.1911-1931

Author(s): Graham Smith

Life History Interviews with People with Learning Disabilities

Author(s): Jan Walmsley

'I Am Still Here': A Life with Encephalitis Lethargica

Author(s): John Adams

A Personal Experience of Polio

Author(s): Tom Atkins and Rob Wilkinson

Jam, Jerusalem and Feminism

Author(s): Maggie Morgan

Reflections

Oral Testimony as a Tool for Overseas Development - Review

Author(s): Olivia Bennett

Reviews

Oral History and the Local Historian

Author(s): Stephen Caunce

Talking History: A Short Guide to Oral History

Author(s): Megan Hutching

Recording Oral History: A Practical Guide for Social Scientists

Author(s): Valere Raleigh Yow

Reminiscence and Recall: A Guide to Good Practice

Author(s): Faith Gibson

Voices of the Holocaust: A Cross-Curricular Resource Pack

Author(s): Carrie Supple, Rob Perks

Here to Stay: Bradford's South Asian Communities

Author(s): Irna Imran, Tim Smith, Donald Hyslop

Labour Women: Women in British Working-Class Politics 1918-39

Author(s): Pamela M. Graves

Forbidden Britain: Our Secretpast 1900-1960

Author(s): Steve Humphries, Pamela Gordon