Friday, April 13, 200721:03:08 CET
The conception of EnterTransylvania and a Brasov project

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I read in the blog of the Hungarian Electronic Library about the EnterTransylvania project. This would be a collection of various digital resources covering Transylvania.

An other digital initiative to secure medieval and early modern documents might be under way thanks to a grant awarded in 2005. The area covered would be Brasov/Brasso/Kronstadt and the Burzenland region. The award makes it possible to digitize the materials stored in the Honterus parish building.

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