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New releasesKathrin Utz Tremp, Warum Maria blutige Tränen weinte
Der Jetzerhandel und die Jetzerprozesse in Bern (1507–1509) (Schriften 78)
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News | PressThe MGH virtual exhibition in the Israeli and American press
The review, written by a renowned Israeli mediaevist, drew international attention to the exhibition recently.
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New releasesJos von Pfullendorf, Die Fuchsfalle
Herausgegeben von Klaus H. Lauterbach (Quellen zur Geistesgeschichte des Mittelalters 33) CXLVI und 644 S. sowie 8 farb. Abb. 8º. 2022....
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New releasesDokumente zur Geschichte des deutschen Reiches und seiner Verfassung 1365
Bearbeitet von Ulrike HOHENSEE, Mathias LAWO, Michael LINDNER und Olaf B. RADER (Constitutiones et acta publica imperatorum et regum...
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NewsOnline lecture: Hartmann Schedel’s World Chronicle – from the printing press to the digital edition
Parallel to our well-received series „Lectures in the History of Medieval Research“, the MGH have launched a second lecture series on m...
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NewsThe MGH mourn the death of Prof. Dr Pascal Ladner (*2.9.1933 in Basle; † 23.12.2021)
The MGH are sad to announce the loss of Prof. Dr Pascal Ladner, who died at the age of 88 on December 23 2021
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NewsThe MGH Wish a Peaceful and Relaxing End of the Year 2021
Sincere thanks to our visitors around the world for their lively interest in our online services in 2021!
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NewsOnline Panel Discussion on Ernst Kantorowicz
In his authoritative Kantorowicz biography, the American historian Robert E. Lerner tells the story of a great thinker whose life and t...
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NewsThe Arno Borst Scholarship
In 1996, the renowned medieval scholar Arno Borst (1925-2007) established the Arno-Borst-Stiftung zur Förderung der mediävistischen Ge...
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EventsThe Historian as a Dandy? The Life and Works of Ernst Kantorowicz
Invitation to the panel discussion on Thursday, 2. December 2021 with Thomas Gruber and Martina Hartmann (live in the Munich Institute
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NewsLibrary in December and January
Library open for visitors on wednesdays and thursdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed over Christmas from December 17 to January 11.
