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Item type:Item, Washington Women's Heritage Project Oral History Corpus(2026-07-20) Special CollectionsThe Washington Women’s Heritage Project (WWHP) Oral History Corpus is a curated collection of oral history transcripts derived from the Washington Women’s Heritage Project, a statewide initiative documenting the lives and experiences of women in Washington State. The corpus has been prepared as a machine-readable dataset intended for computational analysis, including text and data mining (TDM), natural language processing (NLP), and digital humanities research.Item type:Item, Titans on the Wall: Peplum Films of the 1950s and 1960s(2026-05-20) Stewart, Morag; Albano, Jessica; Anderson, Kari; Davis, A. M.; Hartnett, Cass; Kenny, Claire; Mudrock, Theresa; Raftus, Deb; Stanley, JesseIf a picture is worth a thousand words, what about a movie poster? The Titans on the Wall: Peplum Films of the 1950s and 1960s exhibit invites you to explore how movie posters shaped audience expectations, reflected artistic trends, and traveled across borders to bring historical and imagined worlds to life. David Chapman is an independent author, collector, and scholar of the history of strength and physique display. Between 2017 and 2021, Mr. Chapman generously donated more than 350 movie posters to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections. Featuring many posters for mid‑20th‑century peplum films—also known as gladiator or sword‑and‑sandal epics—the collection offers a window into international film distribution and visual culture. Bringing together posters from Italy, France, Belgium, Germany and other parts of Europe as well as Mexico and the United States, the collection includes originals that range in size from small-scale lobby cards up to six-sheet displays large enough to cover a wall. Bright colors, dramatic poses and prominently displayed bodybuilder lead actors characterized both the posters and the films they promoted. Learn more about the production and promotion of peplum films and the Libraries’ preservation of these promotional posters.Item type:Item, San Salvador: Constitutional Court Invalidates Civil War Amnesty Law(2016-07-16) United States. Department of State; AMEMBASSY SAN SALVADORItem type:Item, June 1989 - June 1990 - Annual Labor Report - El Salvador(1990-09-10) United States. Department of StateItem type:Item, Presidential Secretary: Cristiani will do everything possible to attend coffee meeting with UNO leaders(1989-10-27) United States. Department of State.Item type:Item, Street violence follows in the wake of bomb attack on FENASTRAS headquarters(1989-02-24) United States. Department of State.; AMEMBASSY SAN SALVADORItem type:Item, D'Aubuisson Admits Involvement in Efforts to Block Saravia Extradition(1989-01-25) United States. Department of State.; AMEMBASSY San SalvadorItem type:Item, USG Response to Deterioration of Human Rights situation in El Salvador(1989-01-07) United States. Department of State.; AMEMBASSY San SalvadorItem type:Item, Official--Informal(1991-03-22) United States. Department of State; SecState WashDCItem type:Item, El Salvador: Police Carry Out International Arrest Warrant for Jesuit Murders(2016-02-11) United States. Department of State; AMEMBASSY SAN SALVADOR