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World War Words: The Creation of a World War II–Specific Vocabulary for the Oral History Collection at The National WWII Museum
- Oral History Review
- Oxford University Press
- Volume 40, Number 1, Winter/Spring 2013
- pp. 126-134
- Article
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Many interpretative institutions today focus increasingly on narratives, storytelling, and the personal experiences of historical and everyday figures. Providing access to oral histories through a vocabulary focused on describing these stories and experiences is a unique and effective way to share these narratives. This article is a case study of the development of a controlled vocabulary for the oral history collections at The National WWII Museum.