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NewsOnline Lecture: The „Reichsinstitut für ältere deutsche Geschichtskunde“ as a Contemporary Response to The Crisis of the MGH
Das Reichsinstitut für ältere deutsche Geschichtskunde, wie die MGH zwischen 1935 und 1945 hießen, steht in keinem guten Licht. Manche ...
NewsStellenangebot: Nachwuchsstelle Digital Humanities
Die Monumenta Germaniae Historica (MGH) suchen zum 1. Juli 2021 (oder zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt) zur Verstärkung ihrer EDV-Abteilun...
News | EventsPapal Charter Studies – Autumn Course at the DHI Paris 2021
Die Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen, das DHIP und die Monumenta Germaniae Historica organisieren vom 27. September bis 1. Okto...
NewsA successful begin to the new MGH online presentation series „Lectures on the History of Medieval Research"
The new lecture series in online format opened on March 18 2021 with a presentation by the president of the MGH, Prof. Dr Martina Hartm...
News | Treasures of the MGH Library and ArchiveTreasures of the MGH Library and Archive, no 18: A Lady Wants to Study History
Presenting a selection of documents from the MGH archive and library: Enjoy discovering!
NewsThe MGH library reopens
Die Bibliothek der Monumenta Germaniae Historica ist ab dem 10.03.2021 mittwochs wieder von 9:00 bis 17:00 Uhr geöffnet, allerdings nur...
NewsBetween Patriotism and Exclusion – Jewish Scholars at the MGH
Unter diesem Titel machen die MGH im Rahmen von „321-2021: 1700 Jahre jüdisches Leben in Deutschland“ den Anteil jüdischer Wissenschaft...
News | Treasures of the MGH Library and ArchiveTreasures of the MGH Library and Archive, no 17: A postcard from Lambarene
In our series „Treasures of the library and archive“, we present a collection of rare finds and documents offering insights into key mo
NewsFrutolf of Michelsberg's Chronicle: Preliminary digital edition for the years 1001-1056 now online
The MGH is happy to provide researchers with this preliminary edition of the first part of Frutolf's universal chronicle, a central con
News | Treasures of the MGH Library and ArchiveTreasures from the MGH Library and Archive, no 16: Revealing Notes From the Past
In our series „Treasures of the library and archive“, we present a collection of rare finds and documents offering insights into key mo
News"I like editing" – a conversation with Katharina Gutermuth
Katharina Gutermuth, who celebrates her 40th birthday this year, studied Auxiliary Sciences of History in Munich with Prof. Dr. Walter
