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Historical Photographs of Austria
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This collection of approximately 4488 objects offers topographic and architectural photography of Austria taken by several photographers including Gernat, Rudolf Wien, Otto Gleim, Friedrich Büngener, as well as by several national and foreign institutions such as the Österreichische Lichtbildstelle, the Niederösterreichischer Landesfremdenverkehrsverband, the British ISB and the United States Information Service (USIS).
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Historical photographs from the Austrian National Library
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This contemporary history collection comprising 10,500 digitized images is focused on events and people from Austria from 1918 onward.
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Masterpieces of the non-Western book
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Circa 1,800 images of some of the Bodleian Libraries most valuable and most fragile manuscripts from many cultures of the Near East and Asia.
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Early Printing in Europe: examples in Bodleian collections
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Early Printing in Europe: examples in Bodleian collections.
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World War One photo collection from the propaganda department of the Austro-Hungarian army
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More than 37.000 photographs mostly from the photo collection of the Imperial and Royal War Press Bureau. The Press Bureau was the propaganda department of the Austro-Hungarian Army.
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Digitised Books from the Bodleian Libraries
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Oxford's library special collections have been enriched with a significant set of digital resources. The digital projects are based on core research material from Bodleian Libraries holdings. They aimed to promote scholarly effort with relevance to research and teaching by digitising, delivering and enhancing major library holdings of Oxford University.
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