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How to Use the Archive There are numerous archival records to discover when searching the databases of the Prussian Secret State Archives. Once you have found archival records of interest for your research, you can request and view them in the research rooms of the Prussian Secret State Archives. Us

Using the Archive Whether you need information on opening hours or how to find us, or if you want to prepare your visit to the archive in detail, you have come to the right place. On the following pages you will find useful information for your visit to the archive. © Geheimes Staatsarchiv Preußisch

Prices and types of reproduction Color overhead scan Reproduction type Code € per piece Minimum charge - 4.00 compressed file basic print quality JPG 0.50 uncompressed file basic print quality, 300 dpi, TIFF file, without post-processing JPG 4.00 from loose or thread-stitched files and books origina

Research Files, maps, plans, documents, books and much more on the history of Brandenburg-Prussia are stored in the Prussian Secret State Archives. The archival records are divided into various holdings, bequests and collections. Books are located primarily in the service library. In order to facili

About us The Prussian Secret State Archives is an institution of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, a federally incorporated body under public law. Its sponsors include all the German states and the federal government. The Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media is chairper

Secret State Archives Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation The Prussian Secret State Archives (GStA PK) is responsible for the records of the central authorities and institutions of Brandenburg-Prussia, as well as for the archiving of records from the institutions of the Prussian Cultural Heritage

How to Find Us The Prussian Secret State Archives is located in Berlin-Dahlem, a district southwest of the city famous for its villas and parks. Numerous institutes of the Free University of Berlin, including the Friedrich Meinecke Institute for historical studies, are also located in the immediate

Copyright Copyrights for reproductions made by the Visual Media Department are explained below. The following information does not pertain to third-party copyrights to works contained in archival holdings. When publishing reproductions of archival materials, users are obliged to preclude infringemen

Opening Hours The Prussian Secret State Archives is a publicly accessible institution of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation. Two research rooms are available for use. It is generally not necessary to register in advance for a visit to search in finding aids and archival holdings. We ask, howe