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There in 1975 Asa Briggs (now Lord Briggs), who had supervised Calder's DPhil thesis and was by then Vice Chancellor of the University, formally opened the M-O archive to the public.
The theme that ran through The People's War (and underpins so much wartime material in the M-O archive) is that of civilian morale.
Angus Calder: an appreciation: when The People's War was published in 1969 on the thirtieth anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War, it set a gold standard for Home Front studies that has never been equalled. It has remained in print ever since, read for nearly forty years by those who remembered and those who never knew
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