Latin American & Caribbean Studies

Collection of newsletters that document the daily lives of Cuban exiles in the U.S. Reproduced from the University of Miami, Cuban Heritage Collection.
Location: Hatcher Graduate Library, Serials and Microforms Services, Film x3748.

Combines two sources—the Miami Radio Monitoring Service and the USIA: Report from Miami—to form a compilation of unedited daily news transcripts from radio station broadcasts in communist Cuba. The transcripts allow researchers to investigate the Cuban government’s day-to-day viewpoint on two decades of post-Revolution history.
Location: Hatcher Graduate Library, Serials and Microforms Services, x3923

The periodicals, books, and pamphlet publications collected here provide a unique window on Cuban culture from the early-19th century through the 1920s and 1930s. Cuba’s large population of literate crillollos or creoles supported an active publishing industry that offered almanacs, gazettes, magazines for women, literary journals, books, and more. Preserved here on microfilm are a wide variety of these publications.
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The collection is one of the richest archival sources on the modernization & expansion of the Cuban sugar industry in the century preceding the rise to power of Fidel Castro. As the archive of a large North American company that did business in Cuba, it provides insights to the unique commercial relationship that that once existed between Cuba and the United States. The collection is, as well, an historical source on topics pertaining to the social and political aspects of sugar pre-Castro Cuba.
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The materials microfilmed represent a major proportion of Princeton’s collections of ephemera: mostly pamphlets, noncommercially produced and distributed serials, working papers of research institutes, fliers, some posters, and government publications. Emphasized throughout are those publications providing substantive content with only samples of documentation containing limited information. U-M Library holds a portion of this collection.
Location: Hatcher Graduate Library, Serials and Microforms Services, FILM X3876.
Guide to Princeton University Library Latin American Pamphlet Collection
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Microfilm of documents from the Department of State collection.
Location: Hatcher Graduate Library, Serials and Microforms Services, FILM 26800

Location: Hatcher Graduate Library, Serials and Microforms Services, Film 36102

This collection consists of materials pertaining to political relations between the U.S. and countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. In particular, it documents the U.S. shift to maintain its influence in Latin America through Pan-Americanism, support for strong local leaders, the training of national guards, economic and cultural penetration, Export-Import Bank loans, financial supervision, and political subversion.
Location: Hatcher Graduate Library, Serials and Microforms Services, FILM X1973
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