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Manuscripta Mediaevalia
Online catalogue and finding aid to over 75000 medieval manuscripts and mss collections held in German libraries. Project in progress. > View
The Paradox of Medieval Scotland 1093-1286 – Social Relationships and Identities before the Wars of Independence
POMS contains all information that can be assembled about every individual involved in actions in Scotland or relating to Scotland in documents written between the death of Malcolm III on 13/11/1093 and the death of Alexander III on 19/03/1286. For the sake of consistency, the database covers all the territory that had become part of Scotland by the death of Alexander III. The Isle of Man and Berwick are included, but Orkney and Shetland are not. Also, the database is not simply a list of everyone who is ever mentioned. It is designed to reflect the interactions and relationships between people as this is represented in the documents. The database is focused on the 6016 documents from this period that are directed by one or more individuals to others. This allows the database to be structured according to the formal aspects of these documents, giving it the potential as a means of investigating the ways in which social relationships were mediated by the documents themselves. > View
Die Chroniken der deutschen Städte vom 14. bis ins 16. Jahrhundert (Wikisource)
Digitised version of most of the volumes in the series “Chroniken der deutschen Städte vom 14. bis ins 16. Jahrhundert” (1862-1968). > View
Mapping the Republic of Letters: Exploring Correspondence and Intellectual Community in the Early Modern Period (1500-1800)
A project which maps data relating to correspondence of European thinkers, scientists, philosophers and writers from the early modern period. The data comes from a number of other sources, e.g. Electronic Enlightenment (EE), Cultures of Knowledge, and others. > View
Rektoratsmatrikel der Universität Basel (1460-1764)
Digitised handwritten matriculation records of Rektors and students of the Unversity of Basel dating 1460 to 1764. > View
Schweizer Plakatsammlung / Swiss Posters Collection
This collection comprises a wide variety of affiches created by artists from Switzerland and elsehere. The materials you will view span decades and provide a snapshot from the end of the 19th Century until today. They cover tourism, exhibitions, publicity, cultural activities, sport, and political campaigns among many others. The affiches described here come from the collections of the Swiss National Library, the Bibliothèque de Genève, the Bibliothèque publique et universitaire de Neuchâtel, the Médiathèque Valais, the Museum of Transport, the Abbey of Saint-Maurice and the Bibliothèque cantonale et universitaire Fribourg. > View
Liechtensteiner Vaterland (1914-2005)
Free access upto 1950 to the digital version of Liechtensteiner Vaterland, which started out as Oberrheinische Nachrichten (25 April 1914-30 August 1924), then became Liechtensteiner Nachrichten (3 Sept. 1924-28 December 1935) and finally morphed into Liechtensteiner Vaterland (1 Jan. 1936 -31 Dec. 2005). > View
KOOP-POSTER (Datenpools)
A project to compile a listing of searchable digital poster collections. Currently covers Austria, Germany, Switzerland and US collections. > View
recensio.net
A Europe-wide, multi-language platform for reviews of historical literature. The site focusses on work published in Europe and featuring European topics. Navigational languages are English, German and French, while the reviews may be written in any European language. > View
