Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Central Archive (German: Zentralarchiv der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin) is an academic institution in Berlin, Germany linked with the collections and administrative departments of the Berlin State Museums. It functions as the primary site for research and preservation of the Museums' \"memory\" and its primary source documents. Its holdings span the history of the State Museums of today back to the former Royal Museums (German: Königliche Museen) of the Kingdom of Prussia and German Empire. Through consolidation, the holdings have become one of the most important Art History archives in Germany.The Archive's mission is to handle these materials according to archive-specific principles, to ensure long-term preservation and to make them accessible. In response to increased demand for information and documentation about the history of the Museums' collections, a location on Museum Island is open to the public, offering holdings of the archive for researchers as well as answering queries."@en }
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- Central_Archive_of_the_Berlin_State_Museums abstract "The Central Archive (German: Zentralarchiv der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin) is an academic institution in Berlin, Germany linked with the collections and administrative departments of the Berlin State Museums. It functions as the primary site for research and preservation of the Museums' \"memory\" and its primary source documents. Its holdings span the history of the State Museums of today back to the former Royal Museums (German: Königliche Museen) of the Kingdom of Prussia and German Empire. Through consolidation, the holdings have become one of the most important Art History archives in Germany.The Archive's mission is to handle these materials according to archive-specific principles, to ensure long-term preservation and to make them accessible. In response to increased demand for information and documentation about the history of the Museums' collections, a location on Museum Island is open to the public, offering holdings of the archive for researchers as well as answering queries.".