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The 110 pages that link to Oral history, each with the reason it gives.

• History (past events)Related: It preserves experiences often missing from written archives, while memory remains selective.

• History (written account)Related: It supplies spoken testimony that written accounts can document and interpret.

• Imperial War MuseumRelated: Recorded testimony helps the museum preserve experiences absent from official records.

• Joe Medicine CrowNarrower topic: Medicine Crow preserved Crow perspectives through interviews, recollections, and community knowledge.

• Malalai of MaiwandNarrower topic: Malalai’s story has circulated orally, complicating efforts to establish its earliest form.

• Patricio GuzmánRelated: Witness accounts give his political histories lived detail and competing memories.

• Robert CaroRelated: Caro’s interviews with participants supplement documentary records in reconstructing political events.

• Seiichi MorimuraRelated: Witness testimony helped preserve accounts of atrocities that official records obscured.

• Tuʻi Tonga EmpireNarrower topic: Oral accounts are indispensable sources for a period with limited written documentation.

• William UnekRelated: Local accounts can preserve details about killings that received limited formal documentation.