5 tips for making history
Oral history for beginners. Truska Bast | July/August Issue 2012 1. Determine your central question. What is it you want to find out? Your interests will probably shift during the project, but make sure you have a focus. Delineate your territory to keep from getting bogged down. Also, ask Read More...
“No one misses what isn’t said”
Oral history shows how history connects—and heals—us. Truska Bast | July/August Issue 2012 Almost 50 years had passed before Betty Bausch-Polak, who is Jewish, spoke of her experiences during World War II. The first time was in the early 1990s, during a radio interview. “It was a difficult Read More...