Search tip: Search for books by either Keywords or Subject Headings. Start with a Keyword search and identify some relevant books. Then look at the subject headings for those books. You can follow the subject heading links in the catalog to find similar books, or you can use the terms in the subject headings to identify other keywords to try.
Example Subject Headings:
Motion pictures -- Germany -- History;
Motion pictures in propaganda -- Germany
For research in History, you'll find that many relevant titles are in the DG call number range. This call number range is on Floor 3 of Goldfarb Library.You can browse our collection or other library collections that use the Library of Congress Classification System by going to the DG section of the stacks.
Try exploring the Library OneSearch for books related to your topic:
The Library Catalog tab in OneSearch is the main way to locate books, as well as journals and videos in the library collections. If you have already identified the book(s) you need through other research aids, you can search by Title or by Author. If you are trying to identify books that will be useful for your research topic, you can search Keyword or Subject. If Brandeis does not have the book you need, click the "Expand your search to include items you can request form other libraries" option at the top of your search results to request items through Interlibrary Loan.
