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Minnesota Polka Project Collection, 1990

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I: MANUSCRIPT MATERIALS. Wisconsin Historical Society Archives. Wisconsin Folk Museum Records, M98-044. Artist Files.

II: MANUSCRIPT MATERIALS. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project.

III: MANUSCRIPT MATERIALS. Minnesota Historical Society. Oral History Interviews of the Minnesota Polka Oral History Project, OH 44.

IV: SOUND RECORDINGS. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project.

V: SOUND RECORDINGS. Minnesota Historical Society. Oral History Interviews of the Minnesota Polka Oral History Project, OH 44.

VI: GRAPHIC MATERIALS. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project.

VII: ELECTRONIC MEDIA. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project.

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