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Access to full text electronic journals in most subject areas, including arts, humanities, sciences, social sciences, education, history, engineering, medicine, business, economics, psychology.
Access to all 3,530 globally-acclaimed instructional videos produced in 2008 by the United Kingdom's Department of Education to train and develop teachers' skills through demonstrations and commentary by teachers, administrators, and other educational experts.
Digitized, searchable full-text and image resource for studying Nazi Germany and its crimes through testimonies, family narratives and documents of its activities.
Times Higher Education (THE) provides analysis and insight on higher education.
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The ETU ballot-rigging trial was a case brought to the High Court by prominent union members John Thomas Byrne and Frank Chapple in 1961. They alleged that members of the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) had engaged in "a conspiracy to defraud" in the most recent elections of the Electrical Trades Union (ETU), a relatively successful body that represented electricians, wire fitters, and telephone engineers. The judge ultimately ruled in the plaintiffs' favour.
This collection contains verbatim transcripts of the court case. The transcripts provide a unique insight into the CPGB’s influence in the post-war trade union movement.
Includes the following titles: The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana; 1923-1988), The Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio; 1923-1991), The Oregonian (Portland, Oregon; 1923-1987.