42,000 volumes of original manuscripts as well as more than 180,000 films, mainly of manuscripts from Nepal, which have been filmed by the Nepal-German Manuscript Preservation Project. The Oriental Department [...] the Turfan collection's metadata to the portal will be completed by the end of 2023. The Nepalese films were indexed by the "Nepalese-German Manuscript Cataloguing Project" in Hamburg, where databases are

more than 42,000 volumes of original manuscripts, current holdings also include over 180,000 films. These films primarily contain manuscripts from Nepal that originated from the "Nepal-German Manuscript [...] migration of the Turfan collection metadata to the portal will be completed soon. Access to the Nepal films was provided by the " Nepalese-German Manuscript Cataloguing Project " in Hamburg. Staatsbibliothek

about 180,000 manuscripts and 60,000 historical documents were filmed. These include 9136 microroll films (black and white), 713 slide films, approx. 2000 framed colour slides and the corresponding handwritten

Conditions of use Oriental manuscripts The Oriental manuscripts, block prints and similar materials or films of these are available in the Oriental and East Asian Reading Room exclusively for academic use and

Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin visitors are greeted with impressive video and audio installations of the film artist Thomas Ladenburger, and they will find themselves drawn into the fantastic world of jugglers

The collections are supplemented by a large number of manuscript reproductions, including 180,000 filmed manuscripts from Nepal that are particularly noteworthy. The Oriental department is the key research

quart. Hs. orient. Manuscripts of all formats Hs. or. sim. Hs.or.sim. Hs.or.Sim. Facsimiles, photos, films Hs. K. or. Signatures of 501 Naxi manuscripts Special shelf marks of oriental manuscripts In the Royal

century. As part of the German-Yemeni Manuscript Project, the manuscripts were documented, restored and filmed. This project was funded from 1980 to 1997 by the Cultural Preservation Programme of the Federal

Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin visitors are greeted with impressive video and audio installations of the film artist Thomas Ladenburger, and they will find themselves drawn into the fantastic world of jugglers