German Local and Regional History Sources
From EuroDocs
Contents |
[edit]
Local Sources
- Augsburg newspaper digitized by Universitäsbibliothek Augsburg.
- (1770-1806; facsimiles)
- Historical sources and secondary works on the history of Augsburg.
- Digitized by Universitäsbibliothek Augsburg.
- (17th-19th centuries; facsimiles)
- Historical Maps of Barth.
- (16th century-present; facsimiles)
- Photo essay of recent radical architectural changes in Berlin
- Sponsored by Bau-Verein zu Hamburg.
- (Digital images and commentary).
- The Air-Raid Bunkers of Braunschweig
- (Photos and commentary).
- Also see link page for bunkers of other cities, such as Hamburg and Wilhelmshaven.
- Document book for the city of Chemnitz and its monasteries.
- (13th -16th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Newspapers of Coburg digitized by Bayerische Landesbibliothek online.
- (1854-1935 / 1930-1945; facsimiles)
- Mid-15th century ordinances for Dithmarschen
- (1447; transcriptions).
- Document book for the cities of Dresden and Pirna.
- (13th to 16th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Journal digitized by the Fotothek of the Sächsische Landesbibliothek -- Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden
- (1892-1940; facsimiles)
- Exemplary online archival materials for Duderstadt at the municipal level.
- (1395 - 1650; Latin and German transcriptions)
- Frankfurt reformation of the sixteenth century
- (1578; facsimiles).
- Frankfurt images taken before the destructions of World War II.
- The Altstadt can be viewed street by street.
- (19th and early 20th centuries; photo facsimiles)
- Urkundenbuch der Stadt Freiberg in Sachsen
- Historical source manuscripts, newspapers, maps, etc. documenting the history of Freiburg i. Br.
- (Searchable database of facsimiles)
- Freiburg and regional newspapers digitized by Universitätsbibliothek Freiburg i. B.
- (1784-1943; facsimiles)
- Document book for the city of Grimma and the Nimbschen monastery.
- (13th to 16th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- City ordinances of Goslar
- (Transcriptions).
- A "pictorial atlas" by the Frenchman Paul Gaimard,
- Illustrating his journies from Hamburg harbor.
- (1838-1840; facsimile images)
- (Click on "Tyskland" from the left frame.)
- Manuscripts, chronicles, books, newspapers and more related to Heidelberg history.
- Digitized by Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg.
- (Medieval to modern; facsimiles)
- Document book for the cities of Kamenz and Löbau.
- (13th to 16th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Urkundenbuch der Stadt Leipzig
- Indexes to lecture content and teaching staff of the University of Leipzig.
- (1641-1975 with some gaos; searchable facsimiles)
- Die Matrikel der Universität Leipzig
- Student registers for the University of Leipzig.
- Volume 1
- Volume 2
- Volume 3 - Indexes
- (1409-1559; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Document book for the University of Leipzig
- (1409-1555; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Commercial laws of Leipzig
- (1683; German facsimiles)
- Leipzig newspapers digitized by the Sächsische Landesbibliothek -- Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden
- (1740; facsimiles)
- Document book for the cities of Kamenz and Löbau.
- (13th to 16th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Online book and manuscript texts from the University of Mannheim,
- particularly strong in history of Mannheim and the "Kurpfalz" [Electoral Palatinate].
- (16th - 18th centuries; facsimiles)
- Urkunden der Markgrafen von Meissen und Landgrafen von Thüringen
- Documents from medieval Meissen and Thuringia
- 948-1099
- 1100-1195
- 1196 - 1234
- 1381 - 1385
- 1396 - 1406
- 1407 - 1418
- 1419 - 1427
- (German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Document book for the city of Meissen and its monasteries.
- (12th & 13th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Urkunden des Hochstifts Meissen
- Includes the history and a picture gallery of Neuschwanstein.
- Also available in German.
- (Facsimile images and commentary)
- Online medieval archival materials from Passau.
- (1299 - 1350; Latin and German transcriptions)
- Document book for the cities of Dresden and Pirna.
- (13th to 16th centuries; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Online medieval documents relating to the history of Regensburg.
- (German and Latin facsimiles and transcriptions)
- NOTE: Many of the documents are not yet available to the general public, but only samples can be accessed.
- Historical Maps of Rostock.
- (17th century-present; facsimiles)
- Historical Maps of Stralsund.
- (16th century-present; facsimiles)
- Strassburg newspaper digitized by Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg.
- (1609; facsimiles)
[edit]
Regional Sources
- Online sources of the Bavarian State Library includes manuscripts, maps, books, periodicals, newspapers...
- (Medieval to 20th century; searchable database of facsimiles)
- The letters of Austrian and Bavarian noblewomen, set against the backdrop of their relationships and cultural status.
- Wills, inventories of holdings, and marriage contracts are also in the process of digitization.
- A project of the Institute for History, University of Vienna.
- (16th - 18th centuries; contemporary German-language transcriptions)
- Memoir from Maximilian Joseph von Montgelas to Duke Maximilian Joseph von Pfalz-Zweibrücken
- suggesting reforms that led to the formation of the Bavarian State
- (30 September 1796; German translation of the French original plus facsimile of the original)
- Historical maps of Bavarian cities and villages
- (1808-1853; searchable database of facsimile maps)
- Independent research on German and Bavarian contemporary history,
- in particular Jewish history, forced labor during WW 2, and postwar history.
- Digitale Quellen zur Geschichte Frankens - Digital Sources for Franconian History.
- Presented by the University of Würzburg.
- (Online chronicles, facsimile images, documents, early printing, virtual simulations)
- Electronic library of the Hessian parliament.
- Includes archive of legal and legislative documents.
- (1945 to the present; German facsimiles)
- Historical Maps of Mecklenburg and (Upper) Pomerania
- (17th-19th centuries; facsimiles)
- Interactive resources for the recent history of North Rhine-Westphalia
- (1946 - present; images, transcriptions, commentary)
- Diplomatic codices of medieval and early modern Saxony
- With heaviest emphases on the cities of Meissen, Leipzig, and Freiberg
- (948 - 1555; German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
- Der Sachsenspiegel
Complete facsimile in the Heidelberg university library.
Online facsimile from the Herzog-August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel.
- A set of historical and legal documents (land and fiefdom rights) from Saxony & vicinity.
- (Early 14th century; German facsimiles)
- A digital library of historical materials for Saxony, including newspapers, journals and books
- Digitized by the Fotothek of the Sächsische Landesbibliothek -- Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden
- (16th-20th centuries; facsimiles)
- Newspaper digitized by the Fotothek of the Sächsische Landesbibliothek -- Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden
- (1830-1834; facsimiles)
- Urkunden der Markgrafen von Meissen und Landgrafen von Thüringen
- Documents for medieval Meissen and Thuringia
- 948-1099
- 1100-1195
- 1196 - 1234
- 1381 - 1385
- 1396 - 1406
- 1407 - 1418
- 1419 - 1427
- (German and Latin facsimiles of original book pages)
[edit]
Cumulative Sources
See also:
- For more regional sources (laws, statutes, decrees, etc.)
- (Medieval and early modern periods; facsimiles and transcriptions).
- A set of historical maps from Dr. Ronnie Ellenblum's Historic Cities
- (Facsimiles).
- History of German Cities, Nobility and Regions,
- with both primary and secondary materials.
- (German transcriptions)
- (Facsimiles).
[edit]
Return to Germany: Primary Documents
[edit]
Return to EuroDocs Homepage
EuroDocs Creator: Richard Hacken, European Studies Bibliographer,
Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA.
Feel free to get in touch: Hacken @ byu.edu

