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Guide to German Language Sources on the Internet

Welcome to the German Webliography for the German Children's Literature Collection of the LSU Libraries, housed in EDUCATION RESOURCES.

Here, we have tried to point you to as many German resources on the Internet as possible; and not merely those directly related to Children's Literature, but also those links of a broader nature to cover the areas of German Culture/Language/Literature and even current events. We hope this page will act as a springboard to the wonderful world of German on the Internet, in all its various manifestations. Below, we have broken down the links into broad categories to make your search a bit more efficient. Enjoy your immersion.

Contents/Categories

Literature/Children's Literature | History | News | Dictionaries/Grammar | Organizations | Book Stores/Publishers | General Sources | Area Festivals

Literature/Children's Literature

German Electronic Text Resources - University of Virginia Electronic Text Resources - partial access to the German electronic texts at the University of Virginia (some texts are authorized for viewing by non-U. of Virginia faculty/students, others are licensed only for University use); also includes links to other sources of German literature on the Internet.

Deutsche Geschichten aus dem 19. Jahrhundert (19th-Century German Stories) - features Struwwelpeter, Max und Moritz (Wilhelm Busch), short works by Wilhelm Busch, and a selection of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm.

Der Struwwelpeter - facsimlie of original book with complete collection of stories and the original illustrations. Four versions offered: German, text with dictionary, English, dual-language.

Kleist - Archiv Sembdner der Stadt Heilbronn

Mannheimer Texte online Alte Drucke aus der Universitätsbibliothek Mannheim

History

H-German Homepage - site designed for professional historians of Germany. Member of the group of humanities networks sponsored by the History Departments at Michigan State University and the University of Illinois-Chicago. Excellent site for historians.