Multimedia Archive of Jewish Authors in Berlin 1933-1945 (AjAB)

随着柏林1933-1945犹太作家多媒体档案馆（AjAB）在法兰克福（奥得州）的Europa-Universität Viadrina建立，Axel施普林格基金会德国犹太文学和文化史、流亡和移民主席在其正在进行的关于国家社会主义时期德国境内犹太作家迫害的文件中引入了虚拟部分。AjAB首次在一个主题下记录了1933年后居住在柏林的犹太背景作家的活动，并提供了近1200部传记书目。AjAB通过由大学图书馆（UB）和Europa-Universität Viadrina的信息、通信和多媒体中心（IKMZ）组成的机构网络支持这一努力；柏林自由大学图书馆Universität；柏林-勃兰登堡犹太研究中心；柏林犹太博物馆档案；位于内卡河畔马尔巴赫的德国文学档案馆；大学图书馆的TextGrid项目Göttingen；以及柏林康拉德·祖泽研究所（ZIB）。稀有的原始文本（书籍以及报纸和杂志文章）和原始文件，照片和视频将在在线平台上用于研究和教学目的。在这个收藏的保护伞下，通过与国际机构和档案馆的内部和外部链接，以及数十年来对流亡反法西斯作家文学的研究，所谓内部移民的文学作品和在国家社会主义政权下写的作品- AjAB提供了文件和证词，以便比较研究犹太背景作家的文学生活及其在国家社会主义时期在柏林的文化和文学活动。从图书馆员、档案管理员和研究人员的角度来看，AjAB将是第一个国际可访问的虚拟研究环境，专注于这一新的文学领域的研究和教学。通过在历史地图上绘制空间背景，并通过使用网络图建立个人联系，AjAB提供了低门槛的访问，因此也针对专家社区以外的用户。凭借其数字化方法以及与国际科学机构和档案馆的联系，它代表了档案馆、图书馆和研究和教学平台之间的典范桥梁。作为一个研究和数字化项目，它被整合到柏林-勃兰登堡研究中心的研究中。

With the establishment of a multimedia Archive of Jewish Authors in Berlin 1933-1945 (AjAB) at the Europa-Universität Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder), the Axel Springer Foundation Chair for German-Jewish Literature and Cultural History, Exil and Migration has introduced a virtual component to its ongoing documentation of the persecution of Jewish authors within Germany under National Socialism.For the first time, the AjAB is documenting - with nearly 1,200 bio-bibliographies - the activities of authors of Jewish background who were living in Berlin after 1933, under one thematic focus. The AjAB is supported in this endeavor through an institutional network consisting of the University Library (UB) and Information, Communication and Multimediacenter (IKMZ) of the Europa-Universität Viadrina; the University Library of the Freie Universität Berlin; the Center of Jewish Studies Berlin-Brandenburg; the Archive of the Jewish Museum Berlin; the German Literature Archive at Marbach am Neckar; the TextGrid Project at the University Library Göttingen; and the Konrad Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB). Rare primary texts (books as well as newspaper and magazine articles) and original documents, photos and videos will be available for research and instruction purposes on an online platform. Under the umbrella of this collection - via internal and external links with international institutions and archives, with decades of research on literature by antifascist authors in exile, literature of the so-called inner emigration and with works written under the National Socialist regime - the AjAB provides access to documents and testimonies for comparative study of the literary life of authors of Jewish background and their cultural and literary activities in Berlin under National Socialism. The AjAB will be the first-ever, internationally accessible virtual research environment to focus on this new literary field for study and instruction, from the perspective of librarians, archivists and researchers. By charting spatial contexts on historical maps, and by building personal contacts through the use of network diagrams, the AjAB offers low-threshold access and is thus also aimed at users outside the specialist community. With its digital approach and its links to international scientific institutions and archives, it represents an exemplary bridge between archive, library and the research and teaching platform. As a research and digitization project, it is integrated into research at the Zentrum Jüdische Studien Berlin-Brandenburg.