Answering the call within the academic community for smaller, more specialised collections of primary sources, Gale introduces Archives Unbound. This new online resource digitises the most popular microfilm collections from Gale and Primary Source Media and makes them available to scholars 24/7  Between 5,000 to 200,000 pages per title, these collections act as a small adjunct to our large digital collections making them a very affordable option for libraries and departments.

These subject-specific archives support multi-disciplinary research in history, political science, hard science and ethnic studies and can be purchased on a title by title basis or in any combination. A very active publishing schedule drives this new online resource due to advancements in Gale technoloy to publish multiple collections quickly. To date 21 collections have been added to the platform including such popular collections as Witchcraft in Europe and America, U.S Relations with the Vatican and the Holocaust, and The Economy and War in the Third Reich which provides a fascinating insight into the behind the scenes workings of Nazi Germany.


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  Collections have been sourced from libraries around the world including:

  • The National Archives, Kew
  • Library of the London School of Economics and Political Science
  • US National Archives
  • John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
  • Cornell University Library
  • Library of Congress

To request a free trial to any of the collections in Archives Unbound click here