Voices of History audio files provide educators and students of history with primary source materials to supplement traditional historical documents and textbooks.  These narratives feature the voices of actual witnesses to significant periods in United States history and how those events affected their lives. These audio files bring a human context to the interpretation of historical events. 

You can listen to a short preview of each program below.  If you are interested in purchasing one or more titles, contact:
Ed Tech Workshops by email: david.boin@edtechworkshops.com
Each CD contains one documentary narrative,  a study guide, and suggested assessment activities.

"Pearl Harbor - The Day of Infamy"
(complete program: 33 minutes)

"Attack on Iwo Jima - A Bitter Victory"
(complete proram: 33 minutes)

"Living in Nazi Germany - A Personal View of Dictatorship"
(complete program: 39 minutes)

"Child of the Reich - The Story of a German Soldier"
(complete program: 42 minutes)

"Japanese Relocation Camps - A Question of Civil Rights"
(complete program: 25 minutes)

These audio files are
3-4 minute previews