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Medieval manuscripts and parchment fragments from Finland
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More than 1,600 high-resolution Medieval manuscripts and parchment fragments with Latin texts in pdf format, ranging from breviaries and liturgical calendars to psalters, from the The Fragmenta Membranea Collection of The National Library of Finland.
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Historical views and landscapes of Europe from the Austrian National Library
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More than 3,500 topographical recordings, images of cities, villages, buildings, architecture, landscapes and pictures of natural events from the areas of the former Austrian crown-lands, but also from modern day Germany, Italy, France, England, Spain, Switzerland and The Netherlands.
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Everyday life in a Dutch provincial city - Apeldoorn in black-and-white pictures
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More than 30,000 black-and-white pictures showing occasions from everyday life in the Dutch city of Apeldoorn, from traditional holidays and official openings to groups of construction workers at their site.
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Everyday life in a Dutch city - Den Bosch in historical pictures and postcards
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More than 56,000 pictures and postcards showing the day-to-day life of the inhabitants of the Dutch city of Den Bosch - shops, houses, celebrations, local dignitaries and ice-skating parties.
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Photographs of Swedish historical buildings
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A compact collection of nearly 30 colour photographs of Swedish historical buildings, from royal palaces and churches to lighthouses.
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User contributed content relating to the events of 1989 in Central and Eastern Europe.
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More than 300 memorabilia and stories from Poland documenting the political and social changes in Central and Eastern Europe in the year 1989. Provided by Europeana 1989, which is a pan-European project concerning the changes related to what is commonly known as the fall of the Iron Curtain.
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