Alcoholics Anonymous history constitutes one of our greatest wealth. Our "wrong doings" as well as our "good ones" are abundantly recorded. Our fundamental principles, our guiding lines of conduct and the numerous pieces of our literature are not texts that were initially thought of; they are the results of our experiences, the lessons that we have drawn from them.

Taken from our history, here are some little stories. We invite you to come back from time to time in this section as new texts will be added regularly.¹

Good reading!

• A little story on the French translation in Quebec
  of the Big Book with images and tables.
  
  
• The Individual, the Fellowship of A.A. and Society
  
  
• The first International Convention and Dr. Bob's Last Talk
  
  
• December 1938 - The Writing of the Twelve Steps
  
  
• November 1937 - Extraordinary Fact:40 alcoholics sober
  
  
• Start of the Cooperation between Dr. Bob and Sister Ignatia
  
  
• How the name Alcoholics Anonymous came about
  
  
• October 1951 - A.A. and the Lasker Award
  
  
• Ebby. sober, meets Bill W.
  
  
• The First Itinerant Messengers
  
  
• 1942 - The First A.A. Group Behind Prison Walls
  
  
• December 1939 - First Mental Hospital Group