Printed Materials, 1987-2004
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The Printed Materials series encompasses a large variety of documents, including reports by human rights organizations such as Amnesty International, newsletters, foreign affairs papers, and magazines and journals in both French and English which Danner collected for his research on Haiti. A selection of Danner's own articles about Haiti are also included.
Many of the documents are papers and reports on the changing political and economic situation in Haiti in the early 1990s. The Foreign Broadcast International Service Cables are daily news briefings for the Caribbean region. In addition to more formal printed documents, the series contains printed flyers from Haiti, some of which present political candidates. The materials in this series are organized by format.
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