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 [[https://socialhistory.org/en | website]]\\ [[https://socialhistory.org/en | website]]\\
 The IISH holds a variety of materials related to international socialist and communist organizations and movements, such the World Federation of Democratic Youth and World Federation of Trade Unions. It also contains materials specific to the PRC, such as the [[https://search.socialhistory.org/Record/ARCH00369 | Chinese People's Movement Collection]] and the [[https://search.socialhistory.org/Record/ARCH02158 | Democratic Opposition in China Collection]]. Stefan Landsberger's propaganda poster collection also officially resides at this archive. The [[https://search.socialhistory.org/ | catalog]] includes both the library and archives. Access is very easy, all one needs is to provide contact information on a computer in order to have materials called to the Reading Room. There are no restrictions on photography. Specific inquiries and requests can sometimes be made in advance via [[mailto:ask@iisg.nl | email]].  The IISH holds a variety of materials related to international socialist and communist organizations and movements, such the World Federation of Democratic Youth and World Federation of Trade Unions. It also contains materials specific to the PRC, such as the [[https://search.socialhistory.org/Record/ARCH00369 | Chinese People's Movement Collection]] and the [[https://search.socialhistory.org/Record/ARCH02158 | Democratic Opposition in China Collection]]. Stefan Landsberger's propaganda poster collection also officially resides at this archive. The [[https://search.socialhistory.org/ | catalog]] includes both the library and archives. Access is very easy, all one needs is to provide contact information on a computer in order to have materials called to the Reading Room. There are no restrictions on photography. Specific inquiries and requests can sometimes be made in advance via [[mailto:ask@iisg.nl | email]]. 
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 +**Russia** \\
 +**State Archive of the Russian Federation (GARF), Moscow**\\
 +[[https://statearchive.ru/index.html | website]]\\
 +The GARF has two [[https://statearchive.ru/380 | reading rooms]], which are located in different parts of Moscow. Most of the China files are stored in Reading Room 1. The archives contain more at least one thousand China files, mostly on Sino-Soviet cooperation (in the field of culture, politics, technology) from 1930s to 1960s, as well as reports on China's relations with other countries (during and after the Split)[[http://opisi.garf.su/default.asp?base=garf&menu=3&search=818059| Archives search engine]] is available only in Russian. It is important to note that you can work with documents only after five-seven days after the archives receives your request, so it is recommended to plan your visit in advance. As in all Russian archives, it is only allowed to photograph files from the screen. Since most of the documents are stored in paper form, it is necessary to write a special application for photographing (one page costs about 40 rubles). It takes about a week for administration approval of the application. After that it is allowed to make a photocopy .
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 **Australia** \\ **Australia** \\
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