German Library Research Guide: Find Websites

16 vols. Late 19th-century edition.

19th-century encyclopedia for trade, industry, and commerce.

19 vols. Major competitor to the Brockhaus encyclopedia until their merger in 1986.

The Digital Archive makes the inventory of the Beethoven-Haus and its contents accessible for research, use and the general public. Beethoven's life and oeuvre can be experienced in a multimedia way through linked image, text and audio data. You can find:
High-quality colour scan facsimiles of music manuscripts, written documents, music prints, pictures and objects
Short titles, source descriptions, interesting facts, systematics, content summaries, text transcriptions, related links
Sound examples, autographs with sound, audio letters

The Federal Republic of Germany lies in the heart of Europe and is a cosmopolitan, democratic country with a great tradition and a lively present. Facts and figures at a glance from the German government.

The Leo Baeck Institute offers digitized material, preserving the German-Jewish heritage with archival records, memoirs, manuscripts, photographs, oral history, films, books, periodicals and artworks.

This is a selection of Open Access materials for German studies that include directories, books, journals, news media, reference, primary sources, corpora, audio-visual, and data. It is developed and hosted by the library at BYU.