Bulletin Board
The MGH bulletin board posts the latest research developments and news from the Munich Institute.
Our journalistic series „Treasures of the library and archive“ presents selected treasures from the MGH archive with background information, offering insights into the history of the institution from its beginnings in the Deutscher Bund 200 years ago through the Nazi regime up to the present day.
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News
DA Book Reviews: Your Finger on the Pulse of Medieval Research
Beginning with DA 79,1 (2023), DA book reviews will be available online prior to the printed publication.
NewsLearned Women, Female Mentors, a Caesarian Section, and Much More
Prof. Dr Ernst Tremp, editor of the Casus Sancti Galli, lectured on the depictions of women in Ekkehart IV's work.
NewsMGH Collection at the Masaryk University Opens
To advance Medieval studies at the Masaryk University in Brno (Czech Republic), Prof. Martin Wihoda initiated the creation of a compreh
New Releases
Keeping you informed about the latest editions and studies published by the MGH.
NEW SERIES: „Digital Editions“ and „Studien zur Geschichte der Mittelalterforschung“ (Studies in the History of Medieval Research)-
New releases
Regino von Prüm, Sendhandbuch
(Libri duo de synodalibus causis)
Herausgegeben und übersetzt von WILFRIED HARTMANN
(Collectiones canonum 1)
LXIV, VI und 862 S. in zw...New releasesMichael Eber, Christologie und Kanonistik
Der Dreikapitelstreit in merowingischen libri canonum
(Schriften 82)
XXXVI und 404 S. mit 2 Abb. und 3 Tab. 8°. 2023.
ISBN 978-3-447-12...New releasesDeutsches Archiv: Heft 79,1
Deutsches Archiv für Erforschung des Mittelalters: 79. Jahrgang, Heft 1
Events
Check our event calendar for a record of MGH events in the past (since 2012), present, and future.
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News | Events
MGH Lectures 2023/24
This autumn and winter, the MGH are once again proud to present our programme of online and live lectures.
EventsInvitation to a panel discussion on January 17, 2024 in the Jüdisches Museum, Munich
As one of the first German historical research institutions, the Monumenta Germaniae Historica (MGH) have turned to examine the fate of
EventsInvitation to the workshop „Korrespondierende Wissenschaft“
Together with the Collegium Carolinum and the Historische Kommission at the Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften (Historical Commissi...