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Übernommen, weiterverteilt, zerstreutAm Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs sehen sich Bibliotheken in West wie in Ostdeutschland mit groen Mengen sogenannt herrenloser Literatur konfrontiert. Gleichzeitig mangelt es vielerorts akut an Bchern und Zeitschriften. Die DDR lst dieses "Dublettenproblem" 1953 mit der Grndung der Zentralstelle fr wissenschaftliche Altbestnde in Gotha. Bis 1995 wird diese an die 8 Millionen Bnde "verwerten". Woher aber stammten die Bcher? Wer waren ihre Empfnger? Was

Am Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs sehen sich Bibliotheken in West- wie in Ostdeutschland mit großen Mengen sogenannt herrenloser Literatur konfrontiert. Gleichzeitig mangelt es vielerorts akut an Büchern und Zeitschriften. Die DDR löst dieses "Dublettenproblem" 1953 mit der Gründung der Zentralstelle für wissenschaftliche Altbestände in Gotha. Bis 1995 wird diese an die 8 Millionen Bände "verwerten". Woher aber stammten die Bücher? Wer waren ihre Empfänger? Was geschah mit Beständen, die in Bibliotheken keine Verwendung fanden? Wieviel NS-Raubgut befand sich darunter, welches "Bodenreformgut"? All diesen Fragen geht diese Publikation nach, die die Institutionengeschichte der ZwA mit Erkenntnissen zu zahlreichen Provenienzen, darunter jüdischen, französischen, polnischen verbindet. Der Hauptband enthält ca. 260 Abbildungen und über 60 Tabellen und Grafiken; der Aktenband reproduziert mehr als 100 zeithistorische Dokumente. At the end of the Second World War, libraries in both West and East Germany were confronted with large quantities of so-called abandoned literature. At the same time, there was an acute shortage of books and periodicals in many places.The GDR solved this "duplicate problem" in 1953 by founding the "Zentralstelle für wissenschaftliche Altbestände" in Gotha. By 1995, it had "recycled" around 8 million volumes. But where did the books come from? Who were their recipients? What happened to collections that were not used in libraries? How much Nazi-looted property was among them, what "land reform property"? All these questions are explored in this publication, which combines the institutional history of the ZwA with findings on numerous provenances, including Jewish, French and Polish. The main volume contains around 260 illustrations and over 60 tables and diagrams; the file volume reproduces more than 100 contemporary historical documents.

EAN: 9783465046332
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 14.05.2024
Titel der Reihe: ZfBB - Sonderbände#126#
Autoren: Dehnel, Regine
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 1022
Themenüberschrift: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Library & Information Science / General
Keyword: Bibliotheken; Bibliothekswesen; Bodenreform; Buchgeschichte; Bundesrepublik Deutschland; DDR; Geschichte 1945-1995; Gotha; Herrenlose Literatur; Institutionengeschichte; NS-Raubgut; Provenienzforschung; Zeitgeschichte; Zentalstelle für Wissenschaftliche Altbestände; Zweiter Weltkrieg
Fachschema: Deutsche Geschichte / 20. Jahrhundert~Bibliothek~Bücherei~Geschichtswissenschaft
Fachkategorie: Bibliotheks- und Auskunftsdienste~Geschichtsforschung: Quellen~Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte
Länge: 250 mm
Breite: 175 mm
Höhe: 55 mm
Gewicht: 1513 gr
Produktform: Kartoniert
Genre: Sozialwissenschaften/Recht/Wirtschaft
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