Video [Video] German Heritage in Letters
April 25, 2019
German Heritage in Letters is a project by the German Historical Institute in Washington DC and sponsored by Wunderbar Together.
The project works with libraries, archives, and members of the public to digitize letters found tucked away in basements, attics, and storage units and make them available to a wider audience interested in history and immigration.
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