Bulletin Board
The MGH bulletin board posts the latest research developments and news from the Munich Institute.
Our journalistic series „Treasures of the library and archive“ presents selected treasures from the MGH archive with background information, offering insights into the history of the institution from its beginnings in the Deutscher Bund 200 years ago through the dark days of the Nazi regime up to the present day.
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NewsStellenangebot: Bibliothekar/-in (TV-L 9)
Die Monumenta Germaniae Historica suchen zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt eine/einen
Bibliothekarin / Bibliothekar B.A. bzw. Diplom...
NewsArno-Borst-Scholarship awarded for the first time
The scholarship was awarded to Theresa Sanzenbacher M.A. for her project „Die sächsische Annalistik des Hochmittelalters. Interdependen...
NewsMGH library now open four days a week
The MGH library is now open for use from Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
New Releases
Keeping you informed about the latest editions and studies published by the MGH.
NEW SERIES: „Digital Editions“ and „Studien zur Geschichte der Mittelalterforschung“ (Studies in the History of Medieval Research) (the first volume is to appear shortly)-
New releasesEpistole et dictamina Clementis pape quarti
Das Spezialregister Papst Clemens’ IV. (1265–1268) (Briefe des späteren Mittelalters 4)
Events
Check our event calendar for a record of MGH events in the past (since 2012), present, and future (pandemic restrictions permitting).
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News | EventsIs there an answer to the question: who was Pseudo-Isidore?
Who was the author of the famous forgeries? When and where were they written? In an online lecture held on April 28, the latest in the ...
EventsA memorable online lecture on Paul Kehr and the MGH at the inception of Nazi rule
A memorable presentation with a wealth of source material in the MGH series „Lectures in the history of medieval research“
EventsThe Historian as a Dandy? The Life and Works of Ernst Kantorowicz
Invitation to the panel discussion on Thursday, 2. December 2021 with Thomas Gruber and Martina Hartmann (live in the Munich Institute
