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Three Preußen scholarship holders talk about their research at the Secret State Archives of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

Ingrid Männl has played a significant part in opening up the Secret State Archives. So it is fitting that she is now working on a project about Alexander von Humboldt

Ingrid Männl has played a significant part in opening up the Secret State Archives. So it is fitting that she is now working on a project about Alexander von Humboldt

Hidden Gems today features Ramon Voges, who is responsible for communications, partnerships and outreach at the Secret State Archives

Hidden Gems today features Ramon Voges, who is responsible for communications, partnerships and outreach at the Secret State Archives

On 26 January 2010, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation provided information about its activities and plans for the coming year. The annual press conference also presented new projects, developments and exhibitions, reported on building projects and took stock of 2009. The following spoke: Her

On 25 January 2011, the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation provided information about its activities and plans for the coming year. The annual press conference also presented new projects, developments and exhibitions, reported on building projects and took stock of 2010. The following spoke: Her

Ludger Derenthal and Katrin Peters-Klaphake from the Museum of Photography are responsible for managing Leni Riefenstahl’s photographic archive. Here, the researchers answer your questions:

Ludger Derenthal and Katrin Peters-Klaphake from the Museum of Photography are responsible for managing Leni Riefenstahl’s photographic archive. Here, the researchers answer your questions:

The Secret State Archives of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation hold documents relating to one of the most significant criminal cases of the Weimar Republic: the Ministry of Justice’s files on the murder of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg