oral history

"But it became an oral history of late 20th-century American art."

Oral history has become an international movement in historical research.

Someone suggested an oral history because the people who knew him as children are in their 50's and 60's.

Oral history seems to point to his possible birth in Europe.

It is getting pretty hard to find much new in baseball oral history.

In this case the court gave greater weight to oral history than to written evidence.

He stated that all the stories in his book were from oral history.

Through oral history he is said to have operated out of his home.

I've been working for the last five years on an oral history of American beliefs and values.

Oral histories are a way to get to the truth.

The court also recognized Indian oral history as having legal standing.

A. An oral history gives you the story of the average folks who were there.

There is a strong oral history component to what we are doing.

Their songs are an important part of Mexican oral history.

The group plans to take oral histories from them at that time.

Many state and local historical societies have oral history programs.

All of these had a rich oral history, which has been recorded.

With that single tragedy, much of the family oral history was lost.

An oral history of the Beatles should have been a lot more fun.

As they might have been recalled after a thousand years of oral history.

"This is our oral history," Sugar said of the series, which started last fall.

The oral history of the town dates its foundation back more than 2700 years.

"Race," like the earlier books, is an exercise in oral history.

All you need to know to undertake an oral history interview.

But the oral history will allow for reflection on those actions.