Resources for the study of the Republic of Haiti

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Political map of the Republic of Haiti
Mapquest.com, n.d.. a political map of Haiti.
A list of Films on Haiti and some comments on them
By Bob Corbett (bcorbett@crl2.crl.com), 1995.
Occasional Papers, University of Kansas Institute of Haitian Studies
Bryant Freeman, Ph.D., General Editor, 28 February 1995. The availability of these papers.
The to be returned documents
Dialog on Bob Corbett's Haiti list, December 1995. A major trove of documents appropriated from the government of Haiti by the U.S. in order to protect its interests.
Haiti Documents Campaign
From Haiti Support Group, 18 January 1999. The struggle to recover FRAPH/FADH documents from the U.S. in order to bring 1991-94 human rights violators to justice.
Journal of Haitian Studies and The Haitian Studies Association (ann.)
An announcment sent to Bob Corbetts Haiti list, 22 December 1996.
Haitians and Haitian history
A dialog from Bob Corbett's Haiti list, January 1999. Why are Haitians are so reluctant to write their own history? Or are they?
Theses & Dissertations Related To Haiti
By Emmanuel W. Vedrine, 1 November 2002. A list of dissertations in English and French.
Keeping Haitian history alive
By Alva James-Johnson, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, 23 June 2003. The Zepherin collection of Haitian political documents and literature, held by the Catholic secondary school in Port-au-Prince, will be expropriated from Haiti and given to a U.S. library.
Library covets Haitian collections
By Manoucheka Celeste, Monday 4 August 2003. A U.S. library seeks to appropriate Haitian books, documents and artifacts, to join the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Schomburg Center as U.S. collections of the Haitian national heritage lost to Haiti under the cover of the African diaspora.
Haitian History: What U.S. textbooks don’t tell
By Greg Dunkel, This Week in Haiti, Haiti Progres, 17–23 September 2003. A two-part article looks at high-school textbooks in the U.S. to show why so may Americans are so ignorant about Haiti and how this limited knowledge has been distorted, muffled and hidden behind a veil of silence.