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.

Database of all editions of the British opinion magazine The Economist from 1843 to 2015. Read articles about political developments in the field of international economics. Also covers the scientific, technological and cultural links between them. Contains multiple search indices, colour images and all texts are fully searchable. For policymakers, diplomats, journalists and businesspeople.

Online library of more than 180,000 mainly English-language works printed in the 18th century. Contains works from well-known authors such as Shakespeare, but also government documents and writings by people from all walks of life. For those who do research into the 18th century and want an insight into the zeitgeist of that time.

Website with 96 complete prose works from the period 1700 to 1780 from the United Kingdom and Ireland. Includes works by well-known writers such as Daniel Defoe, Henry Fielding, Eliza Haywood and Jonathan Swift. Full texts are searchable. For researchers and enthusiasts of English-language literature.

Website with nearly 80,000 historical documents from the early 17th to the middle of the 19th century. Mainly contains letters written by people from all walks of life from throughout Europe, America and Asia. Interesting for researchers, historians, teachers, students and librarians.

Catalogue of primary sources on the history of the film and theatre industry from the period 1880 of 2000. Contains the most important American and British trade magazines on film, music, television and theatre. Also includes magazines about cinema visits and the evolution of television. Indispensable for researchers of the film and theatre industry.

Database of approximately 20,000 (transcribed) letters written by and sent to 17th century scholars from the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands. Search results are also visually displayed in terms of geography, time and correspondent networks. Useful for historians and history enthusiasts.

Database of 2.5 million fully accessible articles from newspapers and magazines written by long-marginalized ethnic groups such as African Americans and Eastern Europeans. Also includes the Ethnic Newswatch module, which includes coverage from the turbulent period 1959-1989, including the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War. For researchers of culture, religion and more.

Database of bibliographic descriptions of texts on North and South America, written in Europe before 1750. Contains more than 32,000 descriptions. Interesting for anyone who wants to delve into a European perspective on the Americas.

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.