The news from over 2,300 international newspapers, from 1980 to the present day. In particular, many local, regional and national American newspapers. Also contains thousands of images, radio and TV broadcasts and transcripts. Useful for anyone who researches developments from recent decades.

Portal to subject information about German linguistics and literature. Search for books, articles and documents about German studies. You can also self-publish here. In addition, the site offers help with your own (digital) research, including tools, useful resources and a news blog. For students of German and German studies.

Database of work by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Includes, among other things, all 143 volumes of the Weimar editions from 1887-1919. Contains Goethe’s literary and scientific texts, diaries, letters, illustrations and notes. Indispensable for anyone who wants to delve deeper into the work of this writer.

Image bank with 800,000 images from more than 100 Dutch museums, archives and libraries. View paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, ceramics, postage stamps, posters and newspaper clippings. Search by subject, creator, or heritage collection, or view different themes, such as ‘War’ and ‘Pop Music’. For those interested in culture or looking for specific images.

Database with one million opening lines (incipits) from classic Latin texts. From the Iliad to the Bible, from Abelard to Virgil, from classical antiquity to the Renaissance. With information about author, title and location of the text. For those who research the history of classical texts.

Critical edition of the diaries, literary works and bequeathed writings of the German-speaking author Frans Kafka (1883-1924). For example, view the original text of Der Prozess & Das Schloss, including scholarly substantiation. The works can be downloaded as a PDF file and are an interesting resource for literary researchers and Kafka enthusiasts.

Biographies of writers, literary scholars and linguists who were members of the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde (Society of Dutch Literature). Includes biographies of writer Joost Zwagerman, Professor of Dutch Matthijs Siegenbeek, and poet Christine D'haen. A rich resource for linguists and literary scholars.

Latin texts database. Contains over 5,000 works, diplomatic charters and 141 million words, from Classical Antiquity to 1965. For example, search legal texts, the correspondence of Erasmus or the text with which Maarten Luther was excommunicated. For researchers and students of Classical Languages.

Overview of book reviews and author interviews with nearly 200,000 articles on Dutch authors and reviews of Dutch works and translated literature, from 1900 to the present day. Includes articles from De Telegraaf and Opzij, also offers help with compiling reading lists. For students, teachers of Dutch and those interested in literature.

Database of reviews on Dutch children’s literature. Read thousands of reviews of Dutch children’s books and author interviews from newspapers and magazines from 1900 to the present day. Includes reading tips if you want to read more within a particular genre. Good resource for teachers, students and library staff.