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The Ronald Fraser Interviews: 1968 – A Student Generation in Revolt (catalogue no: C896) collection
includes interviews with student activists about the events of 1968 in Britain and the United States,
carried out for Fraser's book entitled 1968: A Student Generation in Revolt' (London: Chatto &
Windus, 1988). The collection includes interviews with lecturers and students, including: Sally
Alexander, Tariq Ali, Anna Davin, Jeffrey Dudgeon, David Fernbach, Paul Ginsborg, Fred Halliday,
Geoffrey Hawthorn, Paul Hirst, Kim Howells, Martin Jacques, Bernadette McAliskey (Devlin), Sheila
Rowbotham, David Triesman and Hilary Wainwright.
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Ronald Fraser Interviews: 1968 - A Student Generation in Revolt
LIST
C896
RECORDINGS:
Collection title: Ronald Fraser Interviews: 1968 - A Student Generation in
Revolt
Recordist: Fraser, Ronald
Collection
91 audio cassette tapes
inventory:
Collection Interviews with student activists about the events of 1968 in
descripti: Britain and the United States, carried out for Fraser's book
entitled '1968: A Student Generation in Revolt' (London: Chatto
& Windus, 1988). Includes interviews with: Sally Alexander,
Tariq Ali, Anna Davin, Jeffrey Dudgeon, David Fernbach, Paul
Ginsborg, Fred Halliday, Geoffrey Hawthorn, Paul Hirst, Kim
Howells, Martin Jacques, Bernadette McAliskey (Devlin),
Sheila Rowbotham, David Triesman and Hilary Wainwright.
Documentation: Full transcripts of all but two interviews, plus contextual
material including book drafts, copies of journal articles and
index cards. Collection also includes transcripts of two
interviews for which the NSA holds no tapes (with Respondents
32 and 57). No tapes or transcript for respondent originally
numbered 54 has been deposited at the British Library Sound
Archive.
Documentation: The C numbers on transcripts of recordings in this collection are
Ronald Fraser's original interview numbers. They do not
correspond to the numbers of the tapes as accessioned by the
NSA, but they do correspond with the 'Respondent' numbers
given for each of the anonymous interviewees in the Cadensa
records. Transcripts are filed by the number of the interview as
indicated on the list in the collection documentation file in 'C
Series Misc. Small Docn.' Box 5. For anonymous interviews,
this means searching for the transcript file which corresponds to
the 'Respondent' number on Cadensa. To find transcripts for
recordings with named interviewees, the interview number must
be first found from the list of interview numbers.
Format: tape 91 audio-cassettes
Original or copy: original
Access
Most interviewees have requested anonymity.
restrictions:
NSA copy notes: Copy of collection also deposited with the Oral History
Research Office at Columbia University, New York, USA.