GERMAN: Find Internet Resources

Search the digital resources (images, texts, sound, and video) of Europe's museums, libraries, and archives.

Digitized historical images from German cultural collections

UC Berkeley's online collection of Nazi poster propaganda c. 1930-1945

Radio Garden makes it easy to tune in to thousands of live radio stations around the world with a turn of the globe. Each green dot represents a city or town, and moving over a dot brings up a radio station broadcasting from that city and a clickable list of all the stations in that area. You can also search by country, city, or station; create a list of favorite stations; and share links to stations.

Provides access to tens of millions of books, images, and other objects from archives, museums, and other institutions throughout Germany. About 1/3 of the material is digitized.

The German language version of Wikipedia, with separately written articles (not the English articles in translation). Not usually citable.

Basic data about Germany's people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military, and geography.

Annotated links to scholarly web resources in German Studies, curated by members of the European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries

A database of biographies of women, mostly in German. Produced by the Institute for Women's Biography Research/Institut für Frauen-Biographieforschung.

The Goethe-Institut is the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institution operational worldwide. Find information on German society, the arts, and education.

5500 novels, short stories, novels, plays, poetry and nonfiction books in German language by over 1200 authors. (No direct relation to the US-based Project Gutenberg.)

A list of links to German-language journals published before 1930 that have been digitized and made freely available (through Google Books or other sources).