CriticalPast

YouTube has removed the CriticalPast channel and dismissed all appeals for reconsideration. Educators and documentary filmmakers who normally research our holdings via YouTube should now visit us directly at CriticalPast.com instead. @TeamYouTube bit.ly/2SPLyvH

Confusion over Apollo 11 Quad videotapes up for auction: bit.ly/2Y3ytnj

Volunteers needed to transcribe archival records: mcdowellnews.com/news/volunteer…

74 years ago cutting edge technology was used to time D-Day start: bit.ly/2Jg5UfN

Paisley Park is looking for an archivist for the Prince collection: bit.ly/2G6zG0p

Archival images of women scientists and coders who made history: usat.ly/2yCRgXo

WWII as it really looked: bit.ly/2viLclf

The personal story behind the most famous Depression Era photo: bit.ly/2uwMxGQ

@BaghdadJIMWADE Unfortunately not. All questions about our holdings can be answered by searching the site: bit.ly/hJ5Bv0

America in Color: bit.ly/2u245b3

@sparkengine Hi! All new clips are native, but we also upconvert many clips. Some clips 1970s-80s originated on video and will always be upconverted.

WWI remembered throughout the U.S. today: usat.ly/2oPe4Op

New "photo" of Chopin discovered: bit.ly/2jxz1gs

Pearl Harbor 75 anniversary commemoration today: nbcnews.to/2h66cao

Pearl Harbor. 75 years ago. We'll be remembering today: twitter.com/WW2Nation/stat…

Mystery as WWII ships disappear: bit.ly/2gbc4i6

Never before seen Disney sketches from "secret" archives: bit.ly/2dvNwLk

More than 400 government files are missing from England's National Archives: bbc.in/2aLCRxq

Today marks the 100th Anniversary of the WWI Battle of Somme, which ultimately took the lives of 1.25 million: bit.ly/29buttN

New Japan National Archives to be built: trib.in/1ULjzKK