HIST 4000 - Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide in Eastern Europe

Library Discovery Systems (like UNI Rod Library’s OneSearch) can be used to identify primary source materials. Searches can be limited by title and subject. Results can be limited by format, and publication date. Most importantly, results can be limited to Open Access, materials freely available from digital archives such as HathiTrust.

The following Discovery Systems – from universities with premier history programs – will help you identify primary sources not owned by UNI. Check sources found with these Discovery Systems against OneSearch and if not owned by UNI request them requested via Interlibrary Loan).

Be sure to utilize Advanced Search options when available and to limit your search results to specific formats of information when possible.

UC Library Search utilizes the same system as UNI, but searches the combined collections of: UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UCLA, UC Merced, UC Riverside, UC San Diego, UC San Francisco, UC Santa Barbara, UC Santa Cruz.

This link takes you to the UC Library Search via Berkeley Library. Be sure to consider the Advanced Search option.

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Guide to searching the Library of Congress catalog.

A Dr. Sadkowski favorite. This will be most useful for finding and requesting - via interlibrary loan - primary and secondary print materials.

Be sure to consider the Advanced Search option.

Simultaneously search thousands of library catalogs.

Use Advanced search

Search by either Keyword, Title or Subject

Set the Year (publication date) to recent years (e.g. 1985 to: 2023)

Most of the books found in WorldCat will need to be requested via interlibrary loan