‌‌‌WestD - WCSU Student Digital Exhibition Space

Items

• Cover, contributors, poem, toc
  13 pgs
• Saloons, Prohibition, and Bars
  6 pgs
• Mao Zedong and the Continuity of Dialectical Materialism
  31 pgs
• Saloons, Speakeasies, and Stonewall: The Impact on American Culture
  9 pgs
• The Influence of Roman Culture and Mythology on the Writings of Veronica Franco
  13 pgs
• An Analysis of October: Ten Days that Shook the World
  19 pgs
• Russian Art History and the Construction of Moscow and Saint Petersburg
  9 pgs
• Edward Said and the Removal of Confederate Monuments: An Exploration of Thought
  12 pgs
• The Denazification of German Schools, 1945-47
  8 pages
• Cover, toc, contributors, intro
  10 pgs
• Operation Lam Son 719’s Contribution to the Failure of Vietnamization in the Second Indochina War, 1969-71
  16 pgs
• Revisionism: The Socialist Experiment
  10 pgs
• Origins of the Christmas Truce of 1914
  21 pgs
• Tailors of the Revolution
  15 pgs
• The Longue Durée of Emancipation: Lincoln’s Faith in the Declaration of Independence, Temporal Dynamics, and a “Higher Power”
  50 pgs
• Silver, Coffee, and Commodity Relationships in Latin America
  4 pgs
• European Influence on Latin American Commodity Chains
  6 pgs
• Peace Processes in Latin America
  4 pgs
• 09 Social Contract Theory, Democracy, and the United States Government
  10 pgs
• 08 Race by Convenience
  8 pgs
• 07 Religious and Philosophical Influences on Hitler and Nazism
  14pgs
• 06 A Brief Historiography on Indigenous Slavery in the Western Hemisphere
  5 pgs
• 05 The Downfall of the German Reich
  11 pgs
• 04 Danbury, Connecticut’s Involvement in the Vietnam Antiwar Movement
  17 pgs
• 03 The Archives at WCSU: A History
  6 pgs
• 02 A History of History at WCSU
  12 pgs
• 01 Cover, toc, contributors, 2025 issue
• Contributors
  3 p.
• The Clio staff
  1 p.
• Title page, Cover Artist, Table of Contents.
• Contributors
  2 p.
• The Clio Staff
  2 p.
• Table of Contents
  2 p.
• Title page and verso
  2 p.
• The Clio Staff
  1 p.
• Notes on Contributors
  2 p.
• Title Page, Table of Contents
  2 p.
• Cover: History in Crisis
  1 p.
• Clio Staff
  2 p.
• Illustrations
  1 p.
• Table of Contents
  2 p.
• Title page & Introduction
  1 p.
• Cover: a Violent Past, Clio 2016
• Clio Staff
  2 pgs
• Contributors
  2 pgs
• Introduction
  2 pgs
• Clio, 2021
• The Puritan Religion and the Salem Witch Trials
  8 pgs
• Food Rationing in World War II
  24 pgs
• Two Georges: History in Black and White
  6 pgs
• The Pizarro Family and the Conquest of Peru
  5 pgs
• The 1619 Project and Capitalism: A Review
  4 pgs
• Valhalla Rising: The Age of Vikings and Their Legacy
  17 pgs
• A History of the Jews in Russia
  18 pgs
• Water Keepers
  22 pgs
• Cover: Communicating Perceptions Through Hisotry
  151 pgs
• Back Cover
  1 pg
• Revolution Shall Not Be Televised
  10 pgs
• On Strike
  19 pgs
• Through A Lens Darkly
  25 pgs
• Malcolm X
  8 pgs
• History of Radio
  15 pgs
• Gender and Insanity
  20 pgs
• Electrification of Warfare Communications
  28 pgs
• Graffiti The Social Media of Ancient Pompeii
  14 pgs
• Introduction
  2 pgs
• Dedication in honor of Dr. Abubaker Saad
  1 pg
• Staff and Contributors
  3 pgs
• Table of contents
  4 pgs
• Cover 2020
  1 pg
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. 4, No. 3
  Introductory pages of vol. 4, no. 2
• History Clubs
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. 4, No. 2
  Introductory pages of vol. 4, no. 2
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. 4, No. 1
  Introductory pages of vol. 4, no. 1
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. III, No. 3
  Introductory pages of vol. III, no. 3
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. III, No. 2
  Introductory pages of vol. III, no. 2
• THE GREAT DEBATES: A NEW APPROACH TO LEARNING HISTORY
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. III, No. 1
  Introductory pages of vol. III, no. 1
• HISTORY NEWSLETTER
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. II, No. 4
  Introductory pages of vol. II, No. 3
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. II, No. 3
  Introductory pages of vol. II, No. 3
• HISTORY NEWSLETTER
• Cover, Editor's Note, Introduction, Clio, Vol. II, No. 2
  Introductory pages of vol. II, No. 2.
• Cover/Introduction
  9 pgs
• Credits
  2 pgs
• Women in Comedy: The Construction of Gender in Depression Era Marx Brothers Films
  20 pgs
• Elliott Roosevelt: A Paradoxical Personality in an Age of Extremes
  19 pages
• Gods, Men, and Monsters: The Three Faces of Nazi and Soviet Posters
  17 pages
• The Reign of Terror: A Background to the Bloodshed that Saved the Revolution
  30 pgs
• The Fallacy of the Emanation of the Dalai Lamas
  9 pgs
• The Question of Gender in Tibetan Buddhism: The Case of Orgyan Chokyi
  8 pgs
• “Sing Poet in Our Name”: The Arc of National Emotion Portrayed and Preserved in the Poetry of the Civil War
  20 pgs
• Introduction
  2 pgs
• Is there a History of Emotion
  2 pgs
• Cover: Is There a History of Emotion
• HISTORY NEWSLETTER
• Cover, Toc, Introduction, Clio, Vol. II, No. 1
  Introductory pages of vol. II, No. 1.
• Cover, Table of Contents, Preface and Masthead
  6pgs
• 1974 Clio, v1, 2
• History Newsletter
  NA
• Cover, Clio 1973
  CLIO, the muse of history, is published by the Sigma Eta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta (the International History Honor Society), in cooperation with the Western Connecticut State College History Club. This issue of CLIO was financed by Student Government Association funds and is free of charge to any member of the student body. The editor of the first issue of CLIO is Richard Ducey, President of the Sigma Eta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta. This journal would not have boon possible without the cooperation of many individuals, In particular we would like to thank Mr. Clare Ingram, who designed our cover and assisted in the printing of CLIO; Dr. Herbert Janick, Chairman of the History Department, for encouragement and support and two history professors, Dr. David Detzer and Dr. John Leopold, who took time out from their faculty duties to write articles for us. Dr. Leopold is also the faculty adviser for both Phi Alpha Theta and tho History Club. Finally, recognition must go to the many students who volunteered for hours of work in an attempt to make WESCONN a better school.
• THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
  The Library of Congress is divided into two buildings: the Main Building and the Annex. The Main Building contains books and the Annex stores newspapers and periodicals. As for location, the buildings are behind the Capital with the Main Building first and the Annex second."