Collection of documents from national, regional and local American women's rights organizations from the 19th and 20th centuries. Includes correspondence, diaries, essays and more of the women who played a leading role in women's emancipation, including biographical information. The documents can be downloaded. Source for historians.

Search thousands of official US documents from World War II, including military operations, war crimes and refugees. Includes several collections that capture the role of the United States, such as records of United States Navy operations and maps of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. For historians, researchers and other interested parties.

Archive of British newspaper The Sunday Times. Includes all editions over the last 200 years, from the first newspaper on 20 October 1822 to 2016, and more than 600,000 newspaper pages of information. Source for those who want to know what has gone on in the United Kingdom and beyond over the past two centuries.

Archive of The English newspaper The Telegraph. Contains all content from the period 1855-2016. This covers more than one million pages, with articles, submitted letters, ads, reviews, comics, weather reports and more. View the scans or read the plain text. Including the option to download scans and texts. Resource for historians.

Online archive of British newspaper The Times. Search all the articles that appeared in it between 1785 and 2019. A good basis for research in a variety of areas, such as history, economics, political science, philosophy and more.

Large collection of rare magazines from 1914-1919. Learn how soldiers from different countries experienced the First World War. The magazines were not only written and illustrated by soldiers, but also by welfare organizations that were involved. Resource for historians and for those who want to know more about the First World War.

Online archive with all editions of Trouw that were illegally printed and distributed during World War II. With special editions such as the Oranjebode, the India issue and Boodschap aan de bevrijders (Message to the Liberators). Resource for historians and for those researching World War II or the Resistance.

Archive of the U.S. News & World Report, including the precursors United States Daily, United States News and World Report, from 1926 to 1984. Each magazine issue is fully recorded and searchable, including the cover and ads. For those interested in or researching the history of the United States.

Archive of the American magazine Vanity Fair. Includes all the articles that were published in the magazine between 1913-1936 and 1983-2015. With topics such as politics and culture and the history of photography. You can read the texts online or download them as a PDF. For historians and other interested parties.

Online archive of the leading American daily The Wall Street Journal from the period 1889-2004. Mainly contains business and financial news. Includes all editions from the aforementioned period. Resource for researchers and scholars who want to study politics, society and events from the various periods.