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Over 2.5 million digital images; covers a wide range of cultures and time periods and includes architecture, painting, sculpture, photography, decorative arts, design, visual culture, and anthropological and ethnographic materials. Also includes tools to manipulate and analyze the images.
Images may be used for noncommercial, educational, and scholarly purposes by Davidson students and faculty. Please note that they may only be posted to Davidson-restricted Web sites and must not be shared with others outside the college.
Russian. The complete works of Anton Chekhov (in Russian) which constituted the first 18 volumes of the Nauka Edition. The remaining 12 volumes of letters will be added at a later date.
An invaluable collection of international primary source documents on the Cold War, with fully searchable, digital archive spanning five decades. Beginning in the 1940s, a U.S. government organization that became part of the CIA monitored, recorded and translated any item related to the Cold War from foreign mass media and government publications. The scope of this effort was vast: over time it covered newspapers, magazines, radio broadcasts, television broadcasts and more from every corner of the world.
For decades the official newspaper of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Pravda was widely read both within the Soviet states and by foreign diplomats, politicians, and intelligence agencies. The Pravda Archive, 1959-1996, contains a trove of primary source documents is available in English via a fully searchable digitized collection.
