Short and sweet: these are the Kleine Schriften ("small writings") of the Martin Opitz Library.
The series includes shorter texts on the geographical area that the Martin Opitz Library deals with, some of which are related to specific events.
It is published on behalf of the Martin Opitz Library by the Freunde der Martin-Opitz-Bibliothek e.V. ("Friends of the Martin Opitz Library Association"), who also publish other series on the history and culture of the Germans in Eastern Europe. These include historical accounts, memoirs and biographies.
The Martin Opitz Library offers scholars who are conducting research in this field the opportunity to publish their work in the series. If you are interested, please contact Dr. Wolfgang Kessler.
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