%{search_type} search results

Depicts rural areas, agricultural production, ethnic groups, economic development, and factories in Sudan.

Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, reports, serial issues, press releases, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions, civil war, and human rights in Sudan.

Extracts from letters, relating to British administration of Equatoria.

Includes documents created or accumulated while working as a journalist and consultant in Saudi Arabia (1980-1988 and 2014-2015), Cambridge University (1988-1989), Yemen (1989-1994), London (1994-2000), Cyprus (2000-2004) and the US (2004-present). The papers contain: original interviews, on audio cassette tape, conducted by Watkins with Sudanese leaders, most notably, President Bashir and Hasan al-Turabi, which were produced when he traveled to the Sudan as a guest of the government in 1996 and related documents; original copies of the Yemen News Service Daily Bulletin, a daily two-page summary of the main stories in the Yemeni press, translated into English, published by Watkins between May 1992 and May 1994, totaling approximately 700 pages; original copies of the Middle East Economic Survey, a private newsletter that operated in Lebanon, then Cyprus, spanning 6 months from around July 2000-January 2001; printouts of emails related to stories produced by Watkins; and writings by Watkins. Also includes photographs and some ephemera

Typed transcripts of letters, 1863-1897, relating to the Kaffir Wars and Zulu War in South Africa, and to the revolt of the Mahdi in the Sudan. Annotated by Lord Grenfell. Includes subsequent related correspondence.

Posters relating to a broad range of topics in twentieth-century history from or about the United Nations, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Malawi, Sudan, Seychelles, Thailand, Vietnam and other countries

Includes scrapbooks, photograph albums, documents, and ephemera related to Burdett's military service, as well as personal correspondence