Archival
Research is a service
specializing in locating, copying and digitizing
archived historical records of any media for a variety
of clients. Our work ranges from simply finding and
copying a few pages of records to long-term research projects.
We conduct research to find the archival records that respond to your request,
digitally scan or photograph them,
and can often deliver them to you within 24 hours.
Accessible archived historical records include United States and
Russian intelligence, military, diplomatic and civilian
records as well as German records captured at the end of WWII.
US and Russian records date back at
least to the late 1700s and through both World Wars, the
Cold War until the present.
Through this site, research can be carried out
by
Jeremy Bigwood in the Washington DC-area or
Svetlana Chervonnaya in Moscow-area archives – or in both
simultaneously -
making Archival Research the essential service for
WWII and Cold War research.
Some presently classified records held by US and
other governments as well as the United Nations can be
declassified and obtained through open records
mechanisms such as the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
and Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR) processes in
the United States.
Feel free to contact us (below) for an estimate on any job - large or small.
