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Ernest Loop in Memoriam
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2011-06-28
European WW1 Survey
In the coming years, WW1 will be the big subject in Aviation History with the 100th anniversary of the start of this conflict who changed the face of the World and permitted incredible progresses in Aviation
European is an European initiative regrouping some of the greatest libraries of our continents.
In Belgium, amongst others, the Royal Library is member of Europeana
One of their projects is to digitalize documents about WW1.Aviation. Europeana is now lauching a survey to know what are the needs and interests of their users about WW1.
More information about the project and the Survey hereafter.
On the site of the Royal Library :
http://www.kbr.be/actualites/projets/europeana19141918/Europeana19141918_nl.pdf
http://www.kbr.be/actualites/projets/europeana19141918/Europeana19141918_fr.pdf
| | World War One in pictures, letters and memories The First World War in everyday documents (Erster Weltkrieg in Alltagsdokumenten) is now collecting material in Germany or with a German connection. Do you have pictures, letters, postcards, souvenirs or other items from 1914-1918 relating to Germany or German people? Do you have a story or anecdote to tell about those involved or affected? Please add it to the online archive so the world can see it. Because of the overwhelming public response, four further roadshow events have been organised: See more at http://www.europeana1914-1918.eu/en |
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Europeana 1914-1918
Survey
For this project a questionnaire was prepared to consider the wishes and requirements of future users in the selection of materials and sources and the development of functionalities. The survey is intended not only to scientists but to all persons interested in the history of World War I. We invite you to fill this questionnaire (about 15 min.) to support the development of a comprehensive digital collection of First World War in the next few years.More at http://ww2.unipark.de/uc/europeana19141918/ospe.php3?SES=ec8df5b29d378dbc86462c2539893585&syid=29666&sid=29667&act=start&js=16&flash=1003
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