Early Modern and Modern Europe

1. Primary Documents
   
2. Germany
   
3. Other

1. Primary Documents

   1. Eurodocs: Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe - Brigham Young
   2. European Historical Sites [GHETA gopher]
   3. Netherlands Historical Data Archives datasets - [gopher]. Datasets include: Dutch Asiatic Shipping, Anglo African Trade, Demography of Batavia, and Netherlands Indies Trade
   4. Electronic Sources for West European History and Culture - [Welsch, gopher] - a good, general summary of sources.
   5. The Graz Arsenal - "Walk with Bert Bos and George Welling through the Arsenal of Graz," an important centre of Habsburg military power in the East during the nineteenth century.
   6. French Revolutionary Pamphlets - [ARTFL; facsimiles]. "This page points to a series of experiments to determine optimal parameters for the network distribution of rare text page images, with navigation aids so that the user might simply read a book online. Each book has a table of contents which outlines the scanning parameters allows the user to open the volume at any page. I have selected a series of hard to find pamphlets published during the French Revolution as the basis for these experiments, but of course, one could digitize almost any kind of document." [Mark Olsen]
      

2. Germany

   1. German History - Georgetown University's Labyrinth Network for Medieval Studies
   2. German History - [Heidelberg]. - an "excellent page (mostly in English) on German History, arranged chronologically; serves as one part of the University of Kansas' Virtual History Library; see also the large collection of resources from German Research Sites

3. Other

   1. European History - [MSState]. Very uneven and by no means exhaustive, but quite a good selection from Eastern Europe [Hungary, etc.]
   2. Salzburg 1945 - 1955: "Liberation Force / Occupation Power" - The Encounter of the People of Austria with US Soldiers after World War II; An Austrian-American Dialogue. An attempt "to once again bring together those who first confronted each other in 1945 as "liberators and liberated," "victors and vanquished," "occupiers and the occupied." The project's initiation, historical research and scholarly preparation is the work of Ingrid Bauer, head of the Forschungsgemeinschaft Boltzmann-Institut/Steinocher-Fond in Salzburg, Austria.
   3. World of the Vikings - [National Museum of Denmark]. A collaborative, five-year project of the National Museum of Denmark and the York Archaeological Trust, along with over 50 museums and research institutions; this is probably the most complete online (and CD-ROM) font of Viking knowledge anywhere; provides dozens of links to sites on Viking, Skandanavian, and Celtic history; includes lists of mailing lists; see also their page discussing various Historical and Archaeological CD-ROM's (covering other historical periods as well).
   4. History of Sardinia. Outline in English from the original book, covering the history of Sardinia from prehistoric to modern times, with images.
   5. WWII underground factory in Czech Republic. "Have a look at a WWW-document about the factories that the Germans built inside mountains in the Czech Reublic during the Second World War."
   6. HY309 - Electric Renaissance - "Welcome to the Electric Renaissance, a course taught over the Internet. This is really rather a traditional class, with lots of reading and lots of discussion and a term paper with all the trimmings. The form of the course is, however, rather different. ... This is a course that is taught entirely by computer. We have one live meeting the first day of the semester, mostly for orientation. From then on, the class relies on three foundations: textbooks, discussion, and the Web. You are looking at the Web site.
      Dr. E. L. Skip Knox, Boise State University, Idaho