The Iris Chang Papers consist primarily of her research materials from her work on “Thread of the Silkworm” with a few files which may have been used for “The Rape of Nanking” and “The Chinese in America.” The content is broken down according to Chang’s own notes. Chang was a meticulous researcher and her files are arranged according to subject matter, and labeled according to her own methods. The series consists of 66 boxes and includes photographs and digital image files.

"maybe the best young historian we've got, because she understands that to communicate history, you've got to tell the story in an interesting way." - Stephen Ambrose

33.5 linear feet 67 boxes

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