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In the 1950s the Center conducted an extensive series of interviews with Soviet refugees , creating an archive that still provides valuable information for historians . The pattern of road paving may arouse the curiosity of local historians in some parts of the state . These historians have been much harsher than my mild ' quite vile ' . At a national level , the National Library hosted the Historic Records Search , and a large team of historians based in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University produced the multi-volume Australians : A Historical Library . Our Oral Historian , M ā ori , provides training and advice for M ā ori who are making oral histories . In the two decades before his death in 1980 , his performances in Dixieland jazz bands and interviews with oral historians concerning his own career were the fitting climax to a multifaceted musical life . With the skill of a historian and the craft of a novelist , Shannon Applegate recounts the story of her prominent pioneer family over several generations-their dreams , hardships , mysteries , and joys . The image of the bankrupt individual as a " deviant , " observes legal historian Iain Ramsay , has long been a staple of popular culture . As a historian , I see little of note . During my time at UCR , I have learned to be a more consistent historian , one who has been better prepared to meet the academic and societal challenges facing an African American woman historian .