Copyright and Citation

How can I use the data on this site?

Anyone can access data compiled in this project through the site search. You can search by keyword and filter data by event, location, newspaper name, headline, article type, author, and date.

 

How can I cite data from this project?

To cite specific articles from this project in a footnote or endnote:
[author name], “[article title],” [newspaper name], [date], [edition], [section], http://newspapers.ushmm.org/xxxx (accessed [date]).

To cite specific articles from this project in a bibliography, use:
[author name]. “[article title].” [newspaper name], [date], [edition], [section]. http://newspapers.ushmm.org/xxxx (accessed [date]).

To cite general material from this project in a footnote or endnote:
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, History Unfolded: US Newspapers and the Holocaust, http://newspapers.ushmm.org, accessed on [date].

To cite general material from this project in a bibliography, use:
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. History Unfolded: US Newspapers and the Holocaust. http://newspapers.ushmm.org. Accessed on [date].

 

Content Rights and Copyright Complaints

If you have any complaints or objections to Content posted on the Museum’s website because it was not properly credited or it was posted without permission, please contact the Museum’s Office of General Counsel at ogc@ushmm.org with your contact information and the link to the relevant Content.

The Museum may not own intellectual property rights in the Content displayed on the History Unfolded website. Content owned by third parties is used with the owner(s)' permission and/or in accordance with applicable law.

PLEASE NOTE: By including newspaper materials on this website, the Museum does not intend to and is not transferring any intellectual property rights to you. It is your sole obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other use restrictions when accessing, publishing, or otherwise using any of the newspaper materials found on this website. Please contact the copyright owner(s) for permission requests.