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The International Institute of Social History has a long history. It was established in 1935 with the Netherlands Economic History Archive (NEHA), with archives of companies and labour organizations and other historical collections. The institution saved documents from all over Europe, collecting, among many other materials, the archives of Marx and Engels, the holdings of the Spanish CNT-FAI, and the important anarchist collection of Max Nettlau, in which Latin America’s labour newspapers are particularly relevant. After difficult times during the Second World War, the institute gradually recovered and continued to enlarge its collections.

Interview with Karin Hofmeester, First Woman as Director of the Research Department at the IISH