Guatemala
Subject Source: lcnaf
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Amílcar Méndez Video Collection
Video collection of documentaries and home videos related to the Guatemalan Civil War collected by prominent Guatemalan human rights activist and former Congressman, Amílcar Méndez.
Archiving the Central American Revolutions Micro Oral History Collection
Bill Malone Collection of Guatemalan Materials
Materials collected by United States-based scholar William (Bill) Malone. The collection contains pamphlets, newsletters, articles, clippings, and other printed materials produced in Guatemala, which document and contextualize the Guatemalan Civil War and the years immediately following.
Centro de Investigaciones Regionales de Mesoamérica: Archivo de Infopress Centroamericana
This collection contains newspaper clippings from the Inforpress Centroamericana Archive. The twelve binders that comprise the digital collection are part of the series "Violence in Guatemala," and contain 4,619 newspaper clippings and documents arranged chronologically. The news articles illustrate the different types of violence prevailing in Guatemala between 1978 and 1981: political violence, violence during the internal armed conflict, and common violence.
Domhnall MacCionnaith Papers
Publications, correspondence, teaching material, newspaper clippings, and video recordings reflect the life and work of Domhnall MacCionnaith, an Irish priest working in Guatemala during the Guatemalan Civil War.
Frances Forrester-Brown Papers
The personal papers of Frances Forrester-Brown, an American woman who managed mahogany and banana plantations in Guatemala around the turn of the 19th century.
George and Geraldine Andrews collection
Beginning in the late 1950s, architect George F. Andrews and his wife Geraldine spent over forty years visiting and studying the Yucatán and its Mayan culture and architecture. The collection includes papers, architectural drawings, and photographs documenting the region.
Human Rights Documentation Initiative Collection
The Human Rights Documentation Initiative (HRDI) at UT Libraries is committed to the long-term preservation of fragile and vulnerable records of human rights struggles worldwide, the promotion and secure usage of human rights archival materials, and the advancement of human rights research and advocacy around the world. The HRDI Collection contains human rights-related ephemera, harvested internet resources, and audiovisual materials.
Jesse Herrera Photograph Collection
The Jesse Herrera Photograph Collection consists of black and white photographs depicting various people, places, and events in Mexico, Guatemala, and Spain. The bulk of the photographs document religious celebrations and cultural rituals.
Latin American Zines & Graphic Fiction Collection
Collection of comics and fanzines produced by artists and writers in Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America.