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Source of financing

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The Museum of Working Class Movement in 21st Century

NAKI II (DG18P02OVV045) – Muzeum dělnického hnutí v 21. století

https://www.mdh21.cz/en

project funding

working class movement; Czech

The Museum of Working Class Movement in 21st Century is a Project of Applied Research, whose researcher-coordinator is the National Museum, and the cooperating researcher is The Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes. The project team of both institutes has been working on the Project solution since 2018.

The main objective of the Project is making accessible and present selected materials of the Collection of the Museum of Working Class Movement of the National Museum and other collections of similar nature within the context of 21st century, and their use for educational purposes. The museum funds of the Collection of the Museum of Working Class Movement, consisting of museum, archival and library materials, come in particular from former Party museums (Klement Gottwald Museum with a branch of Julius Fučík Museum, and V. I. Lenin Museum). The Project researchers wish to show them as cultural heritage which can be processed critically even in 21st century.

ABOUT THE COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM OF WORKING CLASS MOVEMENT
The Collection of the Museum of Working Class Movement consists of objects, archival materials and books from the former Party museums – The Klement Gottwald Museum with a branch of Julius Fučík Museum and V.I. Lenin Museum.

It includes thematically relevant part of social movements, including international contexts, and the documents on history and some areas of activities of political parties (in particular the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KSČ) and the Social Democratic Party). Its profile is devoted to the development of the Czechoslovak society in particular in the latter half of 20th century. To be more precise, the Collection contains presentations of historic revolutionary events – the Hussite period, the year 1848, the rise and development of working class movement, the history of the Czechoslovak social-democratic movement and of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KSČ), the Spanish Civil War, the anti -fascist resistance movement, the Slovak National Insurrection, the years 1945 and 1948, the development of national democracy and of the beginnings of socialism. An important part of the Collection are the objects, printed documents and books adding to the official faces of the presidents Gottwald and Zápotocký, and the extensive fund of Julius and Gusta Fučík. The variety of types of objects and the extent of material spectrum of the Collection is conditioned by topical collection for certain events, phenomena, personalities, etc. – from the most unique objects up to usual type of everyday life objects.

The period of the Collection lasts from the year 1848 up to the 80th of the 20 century, while its main focus is the 20th century. The older period is directed in particular at the documentation and presentation of the beginnings of the working class movement.

THE MAP AND ATLAS OF THE WORKING CLASS MOVEMENT
The Map and Atlas of the working class movement are educational Project applications, by means of which you may view the Collection objects within wider context.

THE PROJECT OUTPUTS
Within the Project entitled “The Museum of Working Class Movement in 21st Century” have been planned many major and minors outputs – educational applications, exhibitions, catalogues, books and articles.

EDUCATION
The Collection of the Museum of Working Class Movement offers many occasions for education. Well applicable are above all the methods of the so-called inquiry based learning, when the pupils and students learn by means of educational procedures which are framed by educational inquiry. It is especially these collection objects, which were earlier part of official memory policy and are almost forgotten today, which may suitably introduce such inquiry questions. How was this sculpture exhibited earlier? Which values has it been connected with? Which emotions it inspires in me? And which emotions it inspires in my parents and grandparents? These are only examples of questions which may be asked with regard to the collection artefacts. The experience with the development of educational applications and the didactics of the collection objects will be gathered in a book, by which the Project will culminate from the educational point of view.

THE DICTIONARY OF THE WORKING CLASS MOVEMENT
The Dictionary of the Working Class Movement offers help in getting bearings in the terms relating to the topic of the Project. By means of this Dictionary you may gain access to the key terms connected with committed museum work during the period of State Socialism, defining the work therewith, both in the field of museum and archival processing of the Collection, and in the field of exhibitions and educational programs.

https://www.memoryofnations.eu/en/about-project

collective memory

Memory of Nations is one of Europe's most extensive collections of life stories. It has been publicly accessible since 2008 as a database of testimonies of witnesses of 20th century events who survived the two totalitarian regimes - nazism and communism. The stories illustrate how these regimes impacted individual lives, and allow for uncovering of their substance.

Memory of Nations is accessible to all interested people, both registered and not, for research purposes as a source of recognition of the past and of lessons learned from our history.

The collection is administered by the charitable association Post Bellum (meaning 'after the war' in Latin), established in 2001 by journalists and historians who have realized only how important it was to record personal memories of World War II and communism.

Post Bellum administers the collection alongside its partner organizations - Czech Radio and Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes. Post Bellum further collaborates with the Czech Television and a number of other partners from Europe, Russia, the US and elsewhere on the documentation and archiving of oral testimonies.



Archive

The archive is accessible to all visitors of the Memory of Nations portal. It contains stories of witnesses based on audio or video recordings of their recollections.

Each story is presented in the form of a brief biography and a longer text which is accessible below the biography under the link to the full story of the witness.

The story further contains selected excerpts from the recording in the form of audio or video clips including their transcripts, pictures and documents, other archive materials and links to related sources, as well as English translations of the short bio, clips and photo captions.

Visitors can search for stories using an alphabetical list or full-text search located in the top right of each page. Individual witnesses are assigned to specific eras, events and thematic categories, which put their respective stories in a context.



E-Archive

Registered users have access to full uncut recordings, minutes and other archive materials stored in the e-archive. Registration is done by filling in the online form and agreeing to the rules of use.

In the vast majority of cases, the full recordings are not transcribed. The recording itself is perceived as the primary historical source for use in further research. In order to navigate easily and swiftly in the recording, each researcher can make use of the minutes provided.

CIRDOC – Institut occitan de cultura & l’Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier-3 & LLACS, FR

https://vidas.occitanica.eu/

Occitan; revival movement; heritage; culture; literature

The Vidas project (vidas.occitanica.eu) is a part of the cooperation program between CIRDOC – Institut occitan de cultura, Paul-Valéry Montpellier-3 University and the Languages, Literatures, Arts and Cultures of the South research team (LLACS).

Integrated into the portal Occitanica administered by CIRDOC, the project aims to constitute a biographical and historical dictionary of the key players of the "renaissance d'oc" movement from the beginning of the 19th century to the present day.

Anyone who develops study and research activities on personalities who participated through their work, thought or action in the Occitan renaissance movement can contribute to the project. Article proposals must be submitted to the scientific and editorial committee which will supervise the writing and then the publication of the article.

https://occitanica.eu/

Occitan; revival movement; heritage; culture; literature

Since the year 1000, Occitan has been a great language of culture, thought and creation between Europe and the Mediterranean. The Occitan heritage is made up of thousands of literary, musical, scientific and philosophical works, significant historical archive collections, heritage places and sites, and an important intangible heritage made up of the very many festive and ritual practices, sports, games and collective leisure, agricultural, craft, industrial and gastronomic know-how, testifying to the richness of the language and its uses throughout Occitan territories. As a language of culture and communication, Occitan also flourishes in the diversity of current artistic expressions, whether literary, musical, theatrical, audiovisual or digital.

The Occitanica project, portal of the Occitan language and culture, aims to provide access to the many resources preserved or produced by the various actors involved in the safeguarding, study and promotion of Occitan culture.

It provides online access, free of charge, to thousands of digital and digitized resources in Occitan or about Occitan, enabeling its users to learn, document, discover culture and heritage, train and practice the language... The project is developed and administered by the International Center for Occitan Research and Documentation - Institut occitan de cultura CIRDOC, a public institution for cultural cooperation responsible for safeguarding, studying and promoting Occitan heritage and culture within the framework of a cooperation policy wide and open with all the actors concerned by the Occitan language and culture. The content is produced or made available by all the partners contributing to the project.

UAB Digital Repository of Documents

Humanities Library: bib.humanitats.produccio.cientifica@uab.cat

https://www.uab.cat/web/our-collections/UAB-Digital-Repository-of-Documents-1345777080660.html

digital repository; Catalan

The DDD, the UAB Digital Repository of Documents, is the tool that collects, manages, disseminates and preserves the scientific, educational and institutional production of the University. It also gathers digital documents that are part of or complement UAB libraries collections. The DDD repository shows an organized, open access and interoperable collection.


Objectives:

Provide the University community with a platform to publish its documents in full text and open access.
Increase the visibility of the authors and the institution.

New Panorama of Polish Literature

https://nplp.pl/

History of literature/Cultural history

several projects within the framework of The National Program for the Development of the Humanities (NPRH)

literature, culture, Polish literature

New Panorama of Polish Literature is a platform for the presentation of research results in the digital environment. It is a part of the Digital Humanities Centre at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences. It consists of separate collections, each telling a different “scientific story” and using a different form to present content. Interdisciplinary team of New Panorama of Polish Literature, includes literary and culture researchers, graphic designers and typographers.

https://atlasfontium.pl/?page_id=159&lang=en

history of the old Poland and the old Republic of Poland

“Atlas Fontium” is a website dedicated to the publications of historical sources, research results and sharing materials from the period of the old Poland and the old Republic of Poland that have a spatial dimension. The main purpose of the project is to create a uniform system for gathering, analysing, and making available of information and sources for research in the field of historical geography of Polish lands within borders prior to 1772. The results of historical and geographical research conducted in various scientific centres, in Poland and abroad, will be presented on an IT platform. The project is based on the framework of settlement network and territorial divisions, both church and secular, in the period before the Partitions. As such, its main aim is to present materials related with this period.

The Map of Holocaust by Bullets

With the help of GIS, the project’s website provides a detailed map of killing sites in Eastern Europe, visualizing where these killings occurred and counting 1,850 execution sites to date

The project contributes to the study of the premodern economy and society by creating a digital infrastructure for individual research projects.

Central European Art Database

Interdisciplinary Laboratory HU Berlin

https://sztetl.org.pl/en

History, cultural history

Assotiation of the Jewish Historical Institute of Poland/ Iceland, Lichtenstein, Norway Grants/ Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland

Jewish history in Poland

Virtual Shtetl is an online portal documenting the history of Jewish communities in Eastern and Central Europe. It is visited yearly by millions of users from all across the globe. The portal collects information on over 1,900 cities, towns and villages located within the historical borders of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, spanning the territories of today’s Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Latvia, Estonia, Russia and Moldova. We present the history of a given Jewish community from its first settlement until the Holocaust, and in the case of large cities – until the present day. The texts are accompanied by maps, iconography, biographical data, glossary as well as encyclopaedic entries pertaining to Jewish social life: religion, tradition, education, economy and culture.

The “Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre”

https://teatrnn.pl/en/

History, history, oral history

Local government funding

Jewish history in Lublin region, Minorities, language, history

The “Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre” Centre in Lublin works towards the preservation of cultural heritage and education

https://www.hungaricana.hu/en/budapest-idogep/?

National funding

Habsburg Empire, criminal cases, historical maps, google maps, aerial photographs, street names, geospatial maps

Another feature that makes Hungaricana special is the representation of historical maps thanks to the GIS (Geographic Information System) technology. The processed maps were on one hand from the Austrian State Archives: 1st and 2nd military surveys (1:28.800, map sheets drawn by hand) and on the other hand very detailed and precisely edited cadastral maps from the Hungarian and Croatian Archives (scale 1:2.880). Georeferenced maps can be browsed both in 2 and 3 dimensional, synchronized mode, moreover they can be placed on a present-day Google Map or Open StreetMap. Next to the military surveys and cadastral maps, the database contains old city maps of Buda and Pest, on which you can trace the infrastructural development of the Hungarian capital.

Arcanum, Blinken OSA Archivum, Archive of Modern Conflict (Toronto) and Forum Hungaricum Nonprofit Kft. Administrative management is provided by Summa Artium Nonprofit Kft.

https://fortepan.hu/en/

National funding

photo archive, 19th - 20th century, micro history, Alltagsgeschichte

Fortepan is a copyright-free and community-based photo archive with over 100,000 photographs available for anyone to browse and download in high-resolution, free of charge. The images are free to share with the appropriate credit given as FORTEPAN / NAME OF DONOR. Please do provide the full credit at all times as it is a tribute to the selfless contribution of the donor.

Digital humanities department (ELTE university branch) + project-based research facility funded by the government

https://dh-lab.hu/projektek/

Digital Humanities

National funding

tei xml, webarchiving, born digital curation, wikidata, literature corpora, NLP, digital cultural heritage, network science, stylometry

Digital Humanities Centre was founded in 2017 at ELTE University, there is a department (2020) and also a gov funded project for digital humanities research. Amongst the projects there is a poem, a novel and a drama corpus, an article search engine, a wikidata project and other various nlp projects. The National Digital Heritage Laboratory, in collaboration with Qulto software developers, has created a hardware and software infrastructure for the processing, research, education and publication of national cultural heritage through the use of proprietary language processing applications optimised for the Hungarian language (DH-LAB)

New Phonograph. Listening to the History of Sound.

https://novyfonograf.cz/en/

Project funding

cultural heritage; database; preservation of records

This program’s vision is to achieve both the conservation and sustainable development of a specific cultural identity and heritage in the context of European and world culture in the 21st century, through applied research and development. Focusing on applied research and development, the program supports theoretical and experimental work aimed at acquiring new knowledge and skills that can be used to develop new or significantly improved products, processes or services. Applied research encompasses the practical use of knowledge and skills in shaping human cultural awareness, as well as preserving and utilizing cultural heritage, with a goal of acceptance, creation and preservation of cultural values and a state of cultural coexistence. The specific objectives under which the New Phonograph project is funded, are the creation of Technology and Procedures for the Protection of Cultural Heritage. The main objective of the New Phonograph is, in accordance with international standards, practice and on the basis of existing research results in the field, to develop, test and implement appropriate procedures to address the complex issues of long-term protection and accessibility of audio stored on historical physical media, and the media itself. To achieve this primary goal, a number of secondary objectives must be met.

MEMORISE. Virtualisation and Multimodal Exploration of Heritage on Nazi Persecution

https://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/grants/memorise

cultural heritage; nazi persecution; education; archives

Heritage related to Nazi Persecution (HNP) appears in various forms such as diaries, letters and testimonies that capture memories of eyewitnesses, or registers like death records, deportation statistics and historical photographs that provide important contextual information to these memories. MEMORISE will create a framework to preserve and enhance HNP by virtualising and linking multimodal HNP data resources and by developing and offering novel digital technologies to the general public for accessing, exploring and engaging with HNP. The heart of MEMORISE will be an HNP infrastructure to assist consortial and associated memorial sites and archives in processing 80,000+ HNP content items to make them persistently accessible to the public. The goals of the project is to develop: 1) a suite of digital tools for presenting, narrating and engaging with HNP data including a web-based HNP platform for unguided exploration, an HNP reader to support comparative readings as well as three on-site and virtual learning interfaces to support general public users in interacting with HNP in new ways 2) a user model and an AI engine for individualised content based on user behavior and preferences to generate individualised experiences for these interfaces. Semi-automated AI-based services will be a major component of our data processing pipeline to feed Dutch, English and German HNP materials into the HNP infrastructure. 3) an educational concept to evaluate the benefits and limitations of our user interfaces for learning on and engaging with HNP in on-site and virtual visits, especially in times of a pandemic with relevance for a large array of adjacent memorial sites and creative industries. Our social media concept will target engaging digital native generations to explore HNP. 4) an intersectional toolkit including best-practices to accelerate the use of digital tools in cultural heritage and adjacent cultural industries to fully exploit the project results

LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ (Digital Research Infrastructure for Language Technologies, Arts and Humanities)

http://lindat.cz/

Digital Humanities

language resources; open access; digital tool

The aim of LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ is to allow for an open-access to digitized data resources of the given
disciplines for broad research community and for students both in the Czech Republic and in EU and
at the same time to obtain access to similar resources available in the pan-European networks
CLARIN and DARIAH. LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ takes part in the international cooperation between
infrastructures of a similar type and also directly between the relevant institutions in all branches of
humanities and puts an emphasis on digital and interdisciplinary processing methods, including
modern methods of machine learning and artificial intelligence. An integral part of LINDAT/CLARIAH-
CZ activities consists also in an analysis of legal aspects of the use of resources from the domain of
humanities with regard to possible legal restrictions concerning authorship rights and to the
minimization of the impact of these restrictions on research work. LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ also offers
know-how and provides software tools for the processing of language resources and other digital
data. It is also involved in the development of language technologies serving the needs of industry,
and provides services, including those concerned with the exploitation of these services in cultural
and creative branches of industry.

Polish scientific consortium, part of the European Research Infrastructure CLARIN, PL

universal tools for natural language analysis, archive of linguistic resources and source materials, repository

dr hab. inż. Maciej Piasecki: maciej.piasecki@pwr.edu.pl

CLARIN-PL Language Technology Centre at the Wrocław University of Technology

http://clarin-pl.eu/index.php/en/home/

Humanities and social sciences

Ministry of National Education (Poland)

language resources; open access; digital tool

CLARIN-PL is a Polish scientific consortium, part of the European Research Infrastructure CLARIN (Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure). It is made up of six research units that develop electronic language resources and tools for working with large collections of texts in Polish. This infrastructure provides modern digital solutions in conducting research for scientists (mainly representing the humanities and social sciences). The use of CLARIN software and apparatus is free of charge, and the maintenance of the Polish infrastructure node – the CLARIN-PL Language Technology Centre at the Wrocław University of Technology) is financed by the Ministry of National Education (Poland). The Centre coordinates the development of resources and tools, ensures the maintenance of technical facilities and conducts activities aimed at popularizing language engineering solutions in the academic environment by organizing workshops and consultations as well as by editing training materials.

list of Partners forming the RCIN: https://rcin.org.pl/dlibra/text?id=institutes

https://rcin.org.pl/dlibra

among others Humanities

European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)

digital repository of the Scientific Institutes

The Digital Repository of the Scientific Institutes - RCIN was established in 2010 as a bottom-up initiative of the Institutes. RCIN's mission is digitization and maximum dissemination, as well as providing permanent access and long-term digital preservation of scientific resources, in particular literature, scientific objects and data, both from the collections of the Partner Libraries and being the results of research and applied works conducted in the Institutes comprising the RCIN.

Polish Institute of Anthropology’s Digital Library

Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology,University of Warsaw; Polish Ethnological Society; Ethnological Sciences Committee of Polish Academy of Sciences; The Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences; Institute of Archeology and Ethnology of Polish Academy of Sciences

https://cyfrowaetnografia.pl/

anthropology, Polish ethnology

Ministry of National Education (Poland), The Foundation for Polish Science

anthropology, Polish ethnology

The Library is the first Polish digital library devoted to anthropology, with a full text search (like JStor or ProQuest), available to readers around the globe free of charge. A great part of the content of the articles published in the Digital Library are unique records relevant to the culture and tradition. They are used by students, scientists, researchers as well as custodians, cultural managers, social activists, teachers and journalists. An important innovation in the PIA’s Digital Library is the implementation of Zotero manager, a programme which facilitates the creating of bibliography and also helps with collecting data.

Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling at the University of Warsaw

https://bibliotekanauki.pl/

Humanities, social sciences, art, engineering and technical sciences, medical and health sciences, agricultural sciences, exact and natural sciences, theological sciences

co-financed from the European Regional Development Fund, 2nd priority axis of the Operational Program Digital Poland for 2014-2020, Measure 2.3.

digital repository

The Library of Science is an Open Access platform that makes available metadata and full texts of articles published in Polish scientific journals and selected scientific books. The platform allows to browse full-text resources originating from five thematic databases: AGRO (journals on natural and agricultural sciences); BazTech (journals in engineering and technology and exact sciences); CEJSH (journals in humanities, social sciences, theology and arts); DML-PL (journals in mathematics); PSJD (journals in medical and health sciences). The majority of scientific books available on the Platform were previously hosted on a separate “Open Book” site. Additional books are added to the Library of Science on a daily basis directly by the cooperating Publishers.

digital repository (historical sources, research results), digital map, spatial database

ACDH-CH Austran Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage

https://arche.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/browser/

Humanities and social sciences

digital repository, cultural heritage

ARCHE is a service for the stable long-term archiving and dissemination of digital research data and resources for the Austrian humanities research community. ARCHE stores data from the entire field of the humanities. The main task of ARCHE is to provide researchers in the humanities with easy and sustainable access to digital research data and resources. This is done by preserving digital data for the long term and promoting the use of Open Access and Open Data policies. Take a look at our collection strategy to learn more about ARCHE's direction. To help researchers prepare their data for long-term preservation, ARCHE offers a range of guidelines and standards, as well as advice. As the successor to the Language Resources Portal (LRP), ARCHE is one of the Austrian liaison partners to the European network of CLARIN centres. ARCHE is a service of ACDH-CH, a national centre of excellence for digital humanities founded with the aim of promoting the shift towards the digital paradigm in the humanities. ARCHE was awarded the CoreTrustSeal in 2017, a certificate for trusted digital repository systems.

https://cima.or.at

Cultural history / Other

cultural heritage, material analysis, transcription

The Centre of Image and Material Analysis in Cultural Heritage (CIMA) is an interuniversity research institution which was established at the beginning of 2014 in the framework of the HRSM-project “Analysis and Conservation of Cultural Heritage – Modern Imaging and Material Analysis Methods for the Visualization, Documentation and Classification of Historical Written Material (Manuscripts)”. Specialized on research in the fields of imaging, image enhancement and analysis as well as the non-invasive chemical analysis of the materials used for the production of historical objects.

COURAGE - connecting collections

Consortium leader: Institute of History, ELKH Research Centre for the Humanities, HU, CZ, PL, SK

digital register of archival and museum collections with sample materials

http://cultural-opposition.eu/

Cultural history / social history

cultural heritage, non-conformism, opposition, dissent, history, database

The COURAGE Registry is a comprehensive online database of existing but scattered collections on the histories and forms of cultural opposition in the former socialist countries. Beyond being a research aid, it provides analysis of these collections in their broader social, political and cultural contexts. The general aim of this analysis is to allow for the expanded outreach and increased impact of the collections by assessing the historical origins and legacies of various forms of cultural opposition. Teaching resources are also available.

HUNGARICANA Cultural Heritage Portal

contact site: https://www.hungaricana.hu/en/contact/

https://www.hungaricana.hu/en/?

NKA (National Cultural Fund of Hungary)

cultural heritage

HUNGARICANA is a common website of Hungarian archives, museums and libraries, operated by the Library of Parliament, Hungary (Országgyűlési Könyvtár). Its main goal is to publish the cultural heritage of Hungary on one site, including databases, records, documents, images, maps.

https://www.szaktars.hu/

digital repository

The SZAKTÁRS database provides access to digital versions of books published by some of the most significant Hungarian publishers in SSH. Books by publishers who have joined the initiative are freely searchable for anyone, but access to the content requires an institutional subscription.

Arcanum Digitheca (Digitális Tudománytár)

https://adt.arcanum.com/en/

digital repository

Arcanum Digitheca’s ever-expanding database includes scientific and professional journals, weekly and daily newspapers, encyclopedias, and thematic book collections. One can search textual contents of several millions of pages, browse the table of contents of hundreds of titles for free, but viewing the documents requires subscriptions.

https://maps.arcanum.com/en/

digital repository

Arcanum Maps presents detailed and accurate historical maps of several countries. It makes interactive maps accessible in 3D and synchronized side-by-side for easy comparison. It also allows to measure distances or areas on any of the maps. High-resolution original scans of map tiles are available for a flat rate.

MATARKA - Hungarian Periodicals Table of Contents Database

matarka@uni-miskolc.hu <matarka@uni-miskolc.hu>;

https://matarka.hu/index.php?nyelv=eng

database, digital repository

MATARKA is a freely available national service which has been managed by the University of Miskolc, Library, Archives, Museum since 2002. It offers searching and browsing of the contents of scientific and technical journals mostly published in Hungary. MATARKA also offers links to the websites of periodicals, and includes links to the full texts of open access articles.

Repository of the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

http://real.mtak.hu/

digital repository

This archive contains full-text publications of research projects funded by Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA) and the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH) and project reports from OTKA/NKFIH.

ELTE Digital Institutional Repository (EDIT)

https://edit.elte.hu/xmlui/?locale-attribute=en

digital repository

Eötvös Loránd University's Digital Institutional Repository is a storage of university related documents and archives. It contains publications by faculty members, journals, archival materials (official papers and maps), photographs, videos, dissertations and thesis.

eleonora.stankova@nm.cz; karolina.hulanska@nm.cz

https://www.esbirky.cz/

https://ddvd.kpsys.cz/#!/

Archiv českých a slovenských subkultur

http://ziny.info/

https://www.vetrelciavolavky.cz/en

Pamětní místa na komunistický režim

http://www.pametnimista.usd.cas.cz/

https://www.delnickekolonie.cz/kolonie

Výzkumná struktura české literární bibliografie

https://clb.ucl.cas.cz/

https://digibib.mozarteum.at/?lang=en

digital musicology, Mozart

On this website you find different digitized sources from the collection (historical music editions, books and articles, as well as leters and documents from the Mozart family; music autographs and other music manuscripts will follow).

ANNO - AustiraN Newspapers Online

https://anno.onb.ac.at

digital repository, cultural heritage

ANNO (AustriaN Newspaper Online) is the virtual newspaper reading room of the Austrian National Library. In ANNO, historical Austrian newspapers and magazines can be browsed, read and searched online.

Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage Austrian Academy of Sciences, AT

ACDH-CH Austran Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage

https://digitarium.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/willkommen/

digital repository, cultural heritage, CLARIAH-AT

Numerous historical events, people and places are documented in the world's oldest published newspaper. Changes in language and the development of journalism can also be researched over the years. For many humanities disciplines, the Wien[n]erische Diarium is therefore an important source, for example for historical linguistics, historical media studies, art history, music history, social history

https://www.oeaw.ac.at/en/phonogrammarchiv

digital repository

https://www.mediathek.at/oesterreich-am-wort/

Cultural history / Other

cultural heritage, media

In the online archive, more than 14,000 audio recordings and videos on Austrian cultural history are available online in a scholarly source edition for listening and viewing.

Digital Editions Austran National Library

https://edition.onb.ac.at/o:ode.home

cultural heritage

https://www.topothek.at/de/

database, local history

The Topothek is the platform on which, with the cooperation of the population, the material and knowledge relevant to local history that is in private hands is secured, made accessible and made visible online.

H2020 2016-2019, READ = Recognition and Enrichment of Archival Documents

Literature, History

cultural heritage, transcription

https://is.slu.cz/el/fpf/zima2020/UBKINSNP03/28.10_19_Europsky_vyskumny_projekt_transkripcie_rukopisnych_textov_READ.pdf

https://www.pamiatky.sk/

History, Cultural Heritage preservation, Archeology

cultural heritage

Historic towns atlas of Slovakia

Faculty of Arts, Comenius University; Faculty of Arts, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice, SK

https://towns.sk/

History, Cultural Heritage

cultural heritage

https://www.pammap.sk/

History, Regional Histories

cultural heritage, pictures, encyklopedic entries

Memory of Bratislava (PamMap) is a project that aims to access the history of the city to the lay people and professionals in the modern - digital - form. Its objectives are to establish a comprehensive memory portal which it brings together academic texts with digitalisation diverse of historical sources of the history of Bratislava (starting with the oldest archaeological discoveries through old documents, more recent image materials with postcards and photos to the latest audio and video memorials memories of the recent decades).

https://www.monasterium.net/mom/home

Medieval History, archival sources

digital repository

This online portal makes research independent of time and space. With more than 500.000 medieval and early modern charters provided by close to 60 institutions from 10 European countries, research ranging from indexing of charters to using the provided information in educational environments is possible. Monasterium collects historical documents about Europe’s political, economic and cultural developments from the Middle Ages onward and provides free access to their digital copies.

Faculty of Arts, Comenius Universit; Institute for Sociology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, SK

http://sasd.sav.sk/sk/o_archive.php

Sociology, History

social data, research data

The Slovak Archive of Social Data (SASD) arose in 2004 with the aim of making the documentation, data and information about the results of sociological research accessible for the needs of research and non-commercial use, and to store them in electronic and printed form.
The basis of the data archive is primarily formed by the documentation and the data from international research programmes such as the International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) and information about research were realized in the framework of European Social Survey (ESS), and the European Values Study (EVS), in which Slovakia participated through funding from the state budget or external grants.
SASD also preserves and makes those results of sociological research accessible that were financed by private means or arose out of commercial purposes, but only if the data rights owner decides to open these to the public and the research fulfils the usual professional requirements.
Apart from data, SASD consists of lists of other social data archives worldwide, links to important social data sources and a list of publications, authors of which used data available in the data archive.

Czech Social Science Data Archive

https://archiv.soc.cas.cz/cz/

Sociology, History

social data, research data

The Czech Social Science Data Archive (CSDA) is a national data services center for the social sciences, which acquires, processes, documents, and stores digital data files from scientific projects and makes them available for further analytical use in scientific research and teaching at universities.

Slovak Early Music Database - Cantus Planus in Slovakia

This project is carried out at the Institute of Musicology of Slovak Academy of Sciences with funding from Music Fund Bratislava.

http://www.cantus.sk/

musical notation

The Slovak Early Music Database - Cantus Planus in Slovakia allows free and universal access to complete or fragmentary manuscripts with musical notation, written before c. 1600, kept at many different libraries and archives in Slovakia. Every manuscript is given in full-color reproduction and entered with a general description. Selected codices and fragments with monophonic or polyphonic music are fully indexed.

https://www.slovakiana.sk/

cultural heritage, art, film, text, exhibitions

https://www.webumenia.sk/en

art history, cultural history

art, cultural heritage

Web of art is an online catalog of art works from the collections of Slovak galleries registered in the Central Register of Works of Fine Art.

Memory of Nations (SK branch)

https://www.postbellum.sk/

Post Bellum is a non-governmental non-profit organisation which documents the memories of witnesses of the important historical phenomenons of the 20th century and which tries to pass these stories on to the broader public.

Spatial Queries and the First Deportations from Slovakia

https://blog.ehri-project.eu/2019/12/12/spatial-queries-first-deportations-slovakia/

The European Holocaust Research Infrastructure project (EHRI) is an international project aimed at providing online access to information about dispersed sources relating to the Holocaust and making these documents and resources more accessible.

Golden collection of SME daily press

https://zlatyfond.sme.sk/

Histrory of literature

https://academica.edu.pl/

European Funds, National Strategic Reference Framework program, Innovative Economy Operational Programme

Free interlibrary loan system of books and scientific publications.

https://polona.pl/

Polona is a website created by the National Library of Poland through which the resources of the National Library and other institutions are made available free of charge in digital form.

Chopin heritage in open access

digital repository (historical sources, research results), cultural heritage portal

https://chopin.musicsources.pl/pl

European Funds: Digital Poland Operational Programme (Priority axis II: E-government and open government, measure: 2.3 Digital availability and usefulness of public sector information, submeasure: 2.3.2 Digital access to cultural resources; call for proposals No.: POPC.02.03.02-IP.01-00-002/17).

digital repository, collection

The project covers digitisation and providing access to Chopin heritage covering the following groups of content: music – scores of all Chopin’s compositions and their variants, manuscripts of scores and correspondence, printed musical sources (first editions, first editions with the composer’s annotations, and historical editions), iconography and archival content, recordings – the archives of the Fryderyk Chopin International Piano Competition and of the Chopin and His Europe Festival, scientific monographic literature and periodicals.

University of Gdańsk, Faculty of History Jagiellonian University in Kraków, The Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Faculty of Philosophy University of Lodz, University of Silesie in Katowice, The Institute of Classical Philology at Warsaw University

https://scriptores.pl/efontes/

language history

National Programme for the Development of Humanities

digital repository

The Polish medieval Latin corpus is a collection of texts created during the Middle Ages in the Polish lands.

https://scriptores.pl/dlugosz/en/

language history

National Programme for the Development of Humanities

digital repository, analytical and visualisation tools

Fully searchable corpus of Latin works of J. Długosz, analytical and visualisation tools. The Project also includes scholarly papers providing analyses of the language of J. Długosz.

Atlas of monasteries in Poland, 10th - 21st century

Institute for the Historical Geography of the Church in Poland, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, PL

https://atlasklasztorow.pl/portal/apps/sites/#/atlas-klasztorow/

National Programme for the Development of Humanities

This online portal includes digital maps of monasteries in Poland, 10th - 21st century.

https://ispan.waw.pl/ireteslaw/

funds of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education intended for the dissemination of science

digital repository

Unique, specialized repository of doctoral theses, their abstracts, reviews and preprints of scientific papers in the field of world-Slavic linguistics and related fields serves the dissemination and popularisation of scientific papers, and thus facilitates the exchange of scientific ideas between researchers in different centres and countries. The project's goal is also the dissemination of knowledge in the field of Slavic linguistics and related fields among non-specialists and people outside the scientific community and academia. The repository is conceived as an innovative, comparative and interdisciplinary source of texts with extensive bibliographic descriptions. iReteslaw is a thematic repository, which distinguishes it from institutional repositories. As a result, the content and scope of the database is wider than it is in traditional repositories, limited to the publications of a given scientific institution.

Atlas of the Latin Church in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Eighteenth Century

Institute for the Historical Geography of the Church in Poland, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, PL

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/db60533cdd33437c8d5d206fd7600d63

history, history of religion

he application "Atlas of the Latin Church in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Eighteenth Century" was prepared by the Institute for Historical Geography of the Church in Poland on the basis of data published in the work of S. Litak with the same title (TNKUL, Lublin 2006). The original database prepared by B. Szady was created in 1993-1996 prior to the publication of the previous edition of Litak's study ("The Latin Church in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth around 1772: Administrative Structures", Institute of East-Central Europe, Lublin 1996, Religious and Ethnic Communities in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Second Half of the 18th Century, 1). Work carried out over the next decade resulted in the development of the source base, additions and corrections. At the same time, a map was prepared and editorial changes were made regarding the system of source and bibliographic abbreviations.

https://nplp.pl/kolekcja/korzenie-janusza-korczaka/

cultural history, literary Studies

digital maps, collection of sources

The Roots of Janusz Korczak Collection contains sources related to the family of the famous educator. They constitute a sketch for the portrait of the Polish-Jewish intelligentsia, emerging in the late 19th century, and depict the intellectual, ideological, and family roots of Korczak’s work. The collection presents a selection of writings by Korczak’s father and uncle as well as rich visual sources, including scanned photographs and vital records (never previously published), which document the destinies of the Goldszmit family. The collection also contains graphic materials especially prepared for the project, such as the Korczak genealogical tree and interactive maps.

Poland's Linguistic Heritage Documentation Database for Endangered Languages

Faculty of Modern Languages and Literature, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, PL

http://inne-jezyki.amu.edu.pl/Frontend/

Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education within "The National Programme for the Development of Humanities"

collection, database

Website of the documentation database of endangered language varieties spoken on the territory of Poland and developed in - synchronic or diachronic - language contact(s) with Polish (excluding the dialects of the Polish language itself). The focus of the present inventory is on a wide range of non-Polish languages and their non-standard varieties illustrating the richness and diversity of Poland's language landscape and the variety of its language contacts.

The Map of The Decalogue by Krzysztof Kieślowski

https://mapadekalogu.pl/

film studies, cultural studies

colletion, digital map

The Map of The Decalogue is an online guide to the Warsaw locations featured in Kieślowski’s classic TV series. The Map of The Decalogue presents contemporary photographs of each location, created by Piotr Jaxa, along with clips from individual episodes accompanied by excerpts from the screenplay. Readers will also find contextual descriptions of particular places and events, written by the film scholar Prof. Mikołaj Jazdon, as well as reflections on the fundamental issues addressed in Kieślowski’s Decalogue, compiled by the theologian Prof. Michał Klinger. The Map of The Decalogue is an excellent guide for local and foreign Kieślowski buffs visiting Warsaw or looking to rediscover the Polish capital through the eyes of the great filmmaker. The featured textual content offers even deeper insight into the themes explored in the series, and teachers will find helpful materials that can be incorporated into high school lessons.

lexicon of authors, monographs of poets, anthologies of poems, almanacs of critical literary statements, interviews with poets, bibliography, photos and video materials

Pedagogical University of Krakow, The Committee on Literary Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences, The a5 Press

https://stronypoezji.pl/

National Reading Development Programme, Ministry of Culture, National Heritage and Sport

colletion, digital reppository, interviews, researches results

The online portal devoted to modern Polish poetry, gathering researchers and critics, includes lexicon of authors, monographs of poets, anthologies of poems, almanacs of critical literary statements, interviews with poets, bibliography, photos and video materials.

Atlas Of The Holocaust Literature

maps, personal documents (diaries, letters), reaserches results

Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences

https://nplp.pl/kolekcja/atlas-zaglady/

literary studies, history, cultural studies

maps, collection of personal sources of The Holocaust

Digital collection and interactive maps based on personal documents (diaries, letters) providing knowledge about the Warsaw under occupation, about the experience of the Warsaw ghetto and more broadly - about the experience of the extermination.

Przestrzenie Henryka Sienkiewicza/Henryk Sienkiewicz's spaces

https://nplp.pl/kolekcja/przestrzenie-henryka-sienkiewicza/

Polish Book Institute