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Spezialbestände in deutschen Bibliotheken

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This comprehensive reference work includes a detailed frontmatter, preface, and usage guidelines, along with a list of abbreviations and symbols. It catalogs specialized collections in German libraries, organized alphabetically by location. The entries cover a wide range of cities and regions, including Aachen, Amberg, Amorbach, and Aschaffenburg, extending to international locations such as Athens and Istanbul. The list continues with cities like Berlin, Bonn, Bremen, and Düsseldorf, and includes smaller towns like Bredstedt, Bottrop, and Gars. The annotation further details collections from cities such as Frankfurt, Freiburg, and Göttingen, as well as notable entries from Hamburg, Heidelberg, and Karlsruhe. It also encompasses locations like Munich, Nürnberg, and Stuttgart, alongside various others, ensuring a broad representation of German library holdings. Additionally, the work features a register and concordance of terms, providing an alphabetical overview of main and subcategories from the systematic arrangement, along with a subject index organized in systematic keyword sequences. The comprehensive nature of this reference material serves as a vital resource for researchers and bibliophiles alike, facilitating access to specialized library collections across Germany and beyond.

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Spezialbestände in deutschen Bibliotheken, Walther Gebhardt

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Released
1977
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(Hardcover),
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Title
Spezialbestände in deutschen Bibliotheken
Language
German
Publisher
De Gruyter
Released
1977
Format
Hardcover
Pages
738
ISBN10
3110058391
ISBN13
9783110058390
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This comprehensive reference work includes a detailed frontmatter, preface, and usage guidelines, along with a list of abbreviations and symbols. It catalogs specialized collections in German libraries, organized alphabetically by location. The entries cover a wide range of cities and regions, including Aachen, Amberg, Amorbach, and Aschaffenburg, extending to international locations such as Athens and Istanbul. The list continues with cities like Berlin, Bonn, Bremen, and Düsseldorf, and includes smaller towns like Bredstedt, Bottrop, and Gars. The annotation further details collections from cities such as Frankfurt, Freiburg, and Göttingen, as well as notable entries from Hamburg, Heidelberg, and Karlsruhe. It also encompasses locations like Munich, Nürnberg, and Stuttgart, alongside various others, ensuring a broad representation of German library holdings. Additionally, the work features a register and concordance of terms, providing an alphabetical overview of main and subcategories from the systematic arrangement, along with a subject index organized in systematic keyword sequences. The comprehensive nature of this reference material serves as a vital resource for researchers and bibliophiles alike, facilitating access to specialized library collections across Germany and beyond.