BOA Purchasing Scheme

Our New Purchasing Scheme is Open! Until 31 July 2026, grab a 20% discount on 20 of our most popular collections! ✕

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Introduction

At British Online Archives, we take great pride in our innovative digital platform and the extensive range of unique primary source collections that it hosts. We are also committed to ensuring that our collections remain accessible and affordable.

We have therefore instituted our annual Purchasing Scheme. The mechanics of this are simple—for a limited period, we are offering a 20% discount on 20 of our outstanding primary source collections.

The scheme also allows for further discounts. Again, the concept is simple—the more collections that are purchased, the greater the potential discount that we can offer! We would also like to highlight that every collection on the scheme is available as a one-off perpetual purchase.

Our talented content and editorial teams have put much thought and time into compiling the selection of collections available on this year’s scheme, ensuring that they explore a wide range of historical events, trends, and themes. To showcase the collections on the scheme, we have compiled a brochure. This provides succinct overviews of each collection.

For 2026, the scheme runs until 31 July.

If you’d like to learn more about, or take advantage of, the BOA Purchasing Scheme, or wish to request a free 30-day institutional trial of any of our collections, please contact us at sales@britishonlinearchives.com.

Collections

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A close-up photograph of four bound blue books.

Licensed to access Colonial Africa in Official Statistics, 1821–1953

Contributor British Foreign & Commonwealth Office Contents 13 Volumes, 779 Documents (144,705 Pages)

Jedburghs in front of B-24 just before night at Area T, Harrington Airdrome, England

Licensed to access Secrecy, Sabotage, and Aiding the Resistance: How Anglo-American Cooperation Shaped World War II

Contributor The National Archives (UK) Contents 11 Volumes, 222 Documents (59,215 Pages)

A barbed wire fence in the foreground, running parallel to a watch tower

Licensed to access Prosecuting the Holocaust: British Investigations into Nazi Crimes, 1944–1949

Contributor The National Archives (UK) Contents 8 Volumes, 144 Documents (180,875 Pages)

A black and white image of French, British and Italian ministers at the Paris Peace Conference.

Licensed to access Paris Peace Conference and Beyond, 1919–1939

Contributor The National Archives (UK); British Library Contents 9 Volumes, 113 Documents (52,343 Pages)

Worker and Kolkhoz Woman monument, Moscow, modern-day Russia

Licensed to access Communisms and the Cold War, 1944–1986

Contributor Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain Contents 10 Volumes, 178 Documents (14,393 Pages)

Representatives from the Soviet Union, UK and US at the 1945 Potsdam Conference in Potsdam, Germany.

Licensed to access Establishing the Post-War International Order, 1944–1961

Contributor The National Archives (UK) Contents 14 Volumes, 1275 Documents (231,364 Pages)

The Motherland Calls, the compositional centre of the monument-ensemble Heroes of the Battle of Stalingrad on Mamayev Kurgan in Volgograd, Russia.

Licensed to access Gender, Feminism, and the British Left, 1944–1991

Contributor Archive Trust of the Communist Party of Great Britain Contents 9 Volumes, 38 Documents (6,247 Pages)

Colour poster by William Little issued in 1941 showing two groups of armed marching soldiers, one from each of the countries allied to fight Germany, Japan, and Italy, facing a giant V for victory composed of the flags of each of the countries allied in the fight.

Licensed to access British Government Information and Propaganda, 1939–2009

Contributor British Library Contents 7 Volumes, 1566 Documents (27,856 Pages)

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Licensed to access BOA Purchasing Scheme Brochure

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