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The Ravensbrück Archive | From testimonies to the research archive

Join our lectures where researchers discuss the Ravensbrück archive from different perspectives. Check our calendar for February and March!

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Delayed requests during February

In February, it may take longer to receive materials from the University Library. This is due to the relocation of materials. We appreciate your patience.

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The guide to the University Library

Everything you can borrow must be requested in advance. You can only read items on the library shelves within the Library. Course literature cannot be borrowed from us, but from your faculty library.

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What's on at the Library

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What archives can tell us | Talk 19 February

This talk offers an insight into working with archival literary materials. And how it can broaden and deepen our understanding of history. Welcome!

On the left, poor children are at a dining table. On the right, people wearing crowns at a medieval banquet.

Food in Need and Desire | Exhibition

Visit the exhibition telling the story of food throughout history. The exhibition runs until 15 March. Welcome to the Exhibition Room.

Vice-Chancellor Erik Renström together with Håkan Håkansson and Tomasz Lesniak.

University administrative award recognises work on the Ravensbrück archive

Read an interview with the award winners.

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