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For the first time, this volume presents a systematic edition of archival sources on Prussian censorship policy between the Carlsbad Decrees of 1819 and the March Revolution of 1848. It offers new insights into government action against the literary public at the central, regional, and local levels. New research questions are suggested in particular by the practice of in situ censorship.

Erste systematische Edition archivalischer Quellen zur preußischen Zensurpolitik zwischen den Karlsbader Beschlüssen von 1819 und der Märzrevolution 1848 erlaubt neue Einblicke in das Vorgehen des Staates gegen die literarische Öffentlichkeit auf zentraler, regionaler und lokaler Ebene.

This book is the first comparative examination of the conception and founding of German national, central, and state museums in the German-speaking world during the 'long' 19thcentury. These museums were founded by actors who competed and emulated each other, some motivated by monarchism (Bavarian National Museum), some by love of literature (Schiller Museum), and some by trans-national notions (Germanic National Museum). Constanze Breuer, Georg-August-Universität, Göttingen;Bärbel Holtz, BBAW, Berlin; Paul Kahl, Justus-Liebig-Universität, Giessen.