The Martin Opitz Library and the Viadrina University are currently cooperating in a project on document digitization, which is to be supplemented by an electronic thematic module on nationality policy and territorialization processes in Soviet Ukraine. Both are topics that, since the Crimean Crisis of 2014, have once again received international attention and are to be made comprehensible by making historical documents available.
The aim of the project is the online presentation of approximately 800 to 1,000 archival documents with thematic reference to the role of the German and Polish minorities in the village councils of Soviet Ukraine in the 1920s. The documents will be prepared, indexed, provided with structural data and put online by the Martin Opitz Library as part of the research project carried out by the Center for Interdisciplinary Polish Studies.
'Plan for the Implementation of the Eight-year Anniversary of the October Revolution' from 1925. XXX / Martin-Opitz-Bibliothek, Free access - no reuse
'Plan for the Implementation of the Eight-year Anniversary of the October Revolution' from 1925. XXX / Martin-Opitz-Bibliothek, Free access - no reuse
To the project description (Digitization subproject) (German)To the project description (Research subproject) (German)
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Martin Opitz Library

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Zentrum für Interdisziplinäre Polenstudien (ZIP)

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+49 335 5534-2445
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+49 335 5534-2655
klodnicki@europa-uni.de
https://www.zip.europa-uni.de/en/index.html
Contact
Dr. Arkadiusz Danszczyk GND
arkadiusz.danszczyk@herne.de
Contact
Dr. Stephan Rindlisbacher GND
rindlisbacher@europa-uni.de
Staff
George Müller
george.mueller@herne.de
Staff
Katharina Saprygin
Duration
  • 2019 - 2020
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