Platform with 1 million e-books in different languages from classical antiquity to the present day. Diverse range of architecture, philosophy, history, art, fashion, natural sciences, literature, music, film, radio, television, law and politics. Regularly receives new additions. Also includes useful title lists on current topics such as immigration. Useful for researchers, teachers and libraries.

Collection of thousands of e-books on a variety of academic topics. Curated by information service company EBSCO. Includes e-books on business administration, political science, literary studies and world history, from publishers such as Harvard University Press and Elsevier. Regularly replenished with new titles. Resource for researchers and students in a variety of fields.

Platform with all EBSCO databanks in alphabetical order. Includes scientific and scholarly resources for information on countless research areas. From literature, history, education, sociology, health care, sports, theology and religion to opinion magazines and news facts. Searchable either integrally or separately. Interesting for all researchers and students.

Website with more than 50,000 digitized artworks, books, artefacts, videos and music from the collections of 3,500 European museums, libraries, galleries and archives. New content is added regularly. Interesting for researchers and lovers of music, art and literature.

Database of over 13,000 e-books from non-fiction publishers. Includes titles on art, business, the environment, education, literature, medicine and more. Also includes biographies. E-books are easy to view on e-reader, phone, tablet or computer. Interesting for researchers and those who enjoy reading non-fiction.

Database of information from 1,280 property inventories from the 17th century. Concerns inventories from Amsterdam from the period 1597-1681, drawn up for auction purposes in cases such as death or bankruptcy, for example. With information about paintings, sculptures, furniture, et cetera. Includes bibliographic information about the owner. For historians who do research into art trade in the Netherlands.