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News | Treasures of the MGH Library and ArchiveTreasures of the MGH Library and Archive, No 19: Infighting among NS functionaries
In our series “Treasures of the MGH Library and Archive”, we present a treasure trove of rare finds and special documents of 200 years
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News | EventsThe Notebook of Emperor Frederick III
An invitiation to the interdisciplinary conference to be jointly hosted by the Department for the Study of the Historische Grundwissens
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NewsProf. Dr Michael Menzel awarded the MGH’s Freiherr vom Stein Medal
On May 30, 2022 a solemn celebration was held in honour of Michael Menzel on the occasion of his retirement from the post of director o
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New releasesDeutsches Archiv: Heft 77,2
Deutsches Archiv für Erforschung des Mittelalters: 77. Jahrgang, Heft 2
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NewsProf. Dr Marc-Aeilko Aris honoured with the Federal Order of Merit
Prof. Dr Marc-Aeilko Aris has been a member of the MGH central board of directors since 2010, headed the MGH as commissarial president ...
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New releasesMatthias Schrör, Die Briefe Karls des Kahlen
Einführung und Edition (Studien und Texte 69)
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NewsArno-Borst-Scholarship awarded for the first time
The scholarship was awarded to Theresa Sanzenbacher M.A. for her project „Die sächsische Annalistik des Hochmittelalters. Interdependen...
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NewsMGH library now open four days a week
The MGH library is now open for use from Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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News | EventsIs there an answer to the question: who was Pseudo-Isidore?
Who was the author of the famous forgeries? When and where were they written? In an online lecture held on April 28, the latest in the ...
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New releasesEpistole et dictamina Clementis pape quarti
Das Spezialregister Papst Clemens’ IV. (1265–1268) (Briefe des späteren Mittelalters 4)
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NewsSolidarity with Ukraine
Historical and critical source research stands for democracy and humanitarian values.
