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All collections in this directory offer access free of charge. Some collections, however, are restricted to those holding library cards or with login credentials. This directory also includes libraries and archives with microfilm and digitized collections that are only searchable onsite.
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Open Online
New York State Historic Newspapers, Northern New York Library Network NY Description: This project of the Northern New York Library Network in partnership with the Empire State Library Network provides access to an extensive online database containing historical newspapers published throughout the state of New York. |
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library/archive
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Open Online
NY Description: The initiative of a private individual, the Old Fulton History project includes a searchable collection of over 34,000,000 historical newspaper pages from the United States and Canada (largely from the state of New York). |
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Library Only
New York State Library, Cultural Education Center Albany, NY Description: Provides indexes and information for locating microfilm holdings at the New York State Library, as well as other institutions throughout the state. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
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Library Only
Albany, NY Description: The New York Journal and American was published daily from 1937-194. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
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Library Only
Albany, NY Description: The Daily News was published daily from 1933-1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
Ithaca, NY Description: The Cornell university student newspaper, Cornell Daily Sun, was published daily during the years 1933-1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
New York, NY Description: The Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) was (and still is) a wire service committed to covering global news of interest to the Jewish community. By 1925, over 400 newspapers subscribed to the JTA. The JTA online archives provide access to its content from 1933-1945. For the years 1933-1935, articles are published in newspaper format in the Jewish Daily Bulletin. From 1935-1945, the articles are compiled for distribution JTA wire service subscribers. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Restricted Online
New York, NY Description: Residents with a DC public library card number and PIN can access four major historic black newspapers: The Chicago Defender (1909-75), The New York Amsterdam News (1922-93) The Atlanta Daily World (1931-2003) and The Baltimore Afro-American (1893-1988). |
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newspaper
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newspaper
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Library Only
New York, NY Description: The New York Daily Mirror was published daily from 1933-1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Restricted Online
New York, NY Description: Weekly issues of The New York Age for the years 1933-1946 are available via Newspapers.com with a paid subscription. |
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library/archive
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library/archive
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Library Only
New York, NY Description: The Center for Jewish History is the largest and most comprehensive archive of the modern Jewish experience outside of Israel. This archive contains periodicals and newspapers in multiple languages, including German, from the years 1933-1945. Most of the material can be found on microfilm at the Center. Visitors and researchers can register for a reader account by visiting libraryservices.cjh.org/aeon |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
New York, NY Description: Founded in 1897 as a Yiddish-language daily, the Forward soon became a national paper, the most widely read Jewish newspaper anywhere. By the 1920s its circulation outstripped the New York Times, and by 1930, the Forward had become one of the largest Jewish newspapers in the world. It was published daily during the years 1933-1945, at which time its circulation fluctuated between 170,000 and close to 300,000. Local editions of the newspapers were printed in Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and Baltimore. At its peak, the newspaper had writers and contributors all over the Jewish World, writing on Jewish and non-Jewish topics. The Forward began publishing a weekly English edition in 1990, and remains in circulation today. Learn more at: https://forward.com/culture/yiddish-culture/387413/forward-archives-are-now-digitized-and-searchable/ |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
New York, NY Description: The Fordham University student newspaper, The Ram, was published weekly between 1933-1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
New York, NY Description: Aufbau began publication in December 1934 as a newsletter for the German-Jewish Club of New York. By then the club was ten years old and its membership was steadily increasing. In the beginning, the newspaper contained mostly news about club activities, articles about Jewish culture and contemporary events, and helpful facts for Jewish refugees. Overtime, its articles focused more and more on international events and especially the treatment of Jews in Germany. Aufbau became one of the leading anti-Nazi publications of the German press in exile. Many well-known personalities wrote for the publication, including Hannah Arendt, Albert Einstein, Thomas Mann, and Stefan Zweig. From September 1, 1944 through September 27, 1946, the Aufbau printed numerous lists of Jewish Holocaust survivors located in Europe, as well as a few lists of victims. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
New York, NY Description: The Columbia university student newspaper, Columbia Specator, was published daily during the years 1933-1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
Poughkeepsie, NY Description: The Vassar Miscellany News was published twice each week from 1933-1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
Rochester, NY Description: The Catholic Courier was a weekly newspaper published weekly in Rochester, NY between 1933 - March 1945. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
Schectady, NY Description: Many issues are available for the years 1933-1945. However, the number of issues available per year varies from a low of 50 issues scanned for 1937 to 297 issues scanned for 1940. |
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newspaper
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newspaper
Type of Access:
Open Online
Syracuse, NY Description: At the time this record was published, The Daily Orange archives committee and IT staff were in the process of digitizing past papers and building a permanent website to house them. Once this process is complete, the papers will be viewable within the browser, and they will be searchable by year or the entire collection for any word. Currently, they are available as PDF downloads, and issues are digitized for September 22, 1942 - May 8, 1943; September 9, 1943 - May 2, 1944; September 5, 1945 - April 28, 1946. |
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