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We have not licensed "Mars & Murrie's"® (the correct full name) - sorry! - but two cultural magazines to which we have not yet been able to provide online access in addition to the print edition: Merkur & Mittelweg 36.

Until 2016, the journal "Arbeit - Bewegung - Geschichte" was called „Jahr­Buch für For­schungen zur Geschichte der Arbeiter­bewegung" ("Yearbook for Research on the History of the Labour Movement"). You can now browse the digital archive of the Year­Book on the Friedrich Ebert Foun­dation's website.

It has been 111 years since Inter­national Women's Day was first pro­claimed. This is a good occasion to finally draw attention to the really great "Digital German Women's Archive". 

In the 60th year of its existence, the "Archive for Social History" has modernised its appearance a little and at the same time made the "old" volumes freely accessible online.

Under the casual title "Feminism and Computer Stuff", Jenny Genzmer produces a podcast in which she inter­views professional female hackers and people who dream of a tech world that excludes no one.

The archive of the cultural magazine "Kursbuch", founded by Hans Magnus Enzens­berger in 1965, which became one of the most important venues for intel­lectual debates after 1968, is online