The Elbe-Weser area under Swedish rule the country as part of European policy (1645–1712). The scientific indexing of the Swedish government archive in the Lower Saxony State Archives – Department Stade

后续申请的目的是继续使保存在Stade的下萨克森州档案馆（NLA）的瑞典政府档案馆（Rep. 5a）的文件更详细地可访问，并在基于网络的档案信息系统“Arcinsys”的帮助下呈现这些文件，从而使这些文件直接用于学术研究。这些藏品包含了迄今为止与瑞典在德国西北部长达七十年的统治有关的最重要的档案传输。它们代表了一个关键的主要来源，为尚未研究的权力结构的新兴大国在早期现代欧洲。从1648年起，不莱梅和韦尔登公国成为语言和文化多样性的联合国家的一部分，其基础是对王子及其王朝的宗教和政治忠诚的结合。作为一个新的欧洲大国，瑞典的政治是基于集中所有资源的心脏地带和新征服的领土。公国的职能由一个省政府从新的住所和国家要塞体育场进行管理，并引入欧洲标准，特别是在军事和文化事务方面。随着北方大战的爆发，瑞典作为一个大国的地位开始动摇，丹麦在1712年征服了不来梅-韦尔登（1720年成为汉诺威选侯国），但这批重要的收藏品仍然无法用于研究。只有通过一本世纪的指南才能找到它。该项目的第一阶段使存储库的前半部分可以数字方式访问。后续应用程序旨在对记录的后半部分进行深入描述，其中主要包括区域内容。这些记录非常精确地显示了瑞典统治及其现代管理在易北河-威悉河地区不同地区的实施情况。该项目开辟了新的研究视角，特别是与“维斯马尔的瑞典法庭”（瑞典王室德国各省的高等法院）有关的藏品，这些藏品已经编目，并存放在Stade的NLA，以及斯德哥尔摩、哥本哈根和汉诺威的藏品。这些远远超出了瑞典国家的自治领时代，这些国家位于德国西北部的中心（例如复合君主国）。不莱梅公国和弗登公国虽在瑞典国家的统治下，但仍属于德意志帝国的联邦，这一事实为17和18世纪的欧洲合作提供了一个生动的例子。

The follow-up application’s aim is to continue to make the documents of the Swedish Governmental Archive (Rep. 5a) kept at the Lower Saxony State Archives (NLA) at Stade accessible in greater detail and present them with the help of the web-based archive information system ‘Arcinsys’ and thus to make the documents directly available to scholarly research. The holdings contain by far the most important archival transmission relating to the seven decades of Swedish rule in northwestern Germany. They represent a key primary source for the as yet little researched power structures of an emerging major power in early modern Europe. From 1648 the Duchies of Bremen and Verden were part of a linguistically and culturally diverse conglomerate state whose foundation rested on the union of religion and political loyalty to the prince and his dynasty. As a new European major power, Sweden's politics were based on a pooling of all resources in the heartlands and the newly conquered territories. The duchies were functionally administrated from the new residence and state fortress Stade by a provincial government and were introduced to European standards, especially in military and cultural matters. In conjunction with the Great Northern War and Sweden's crumbling position as a major power, Denmark, its rival for supremacy in the North and Baltic Sea regions, conquered Bremen-Verden in 1712 (in 1720 Electorate of Hannover).However, this important collection was still largely unavailable for research. It is accessible only by means of a finding guide of the 19th century. The first phase of the project made the first half of the repository digitally accessible. The follow-up application aims to create a deep description of the second half of the records, which consists mostly of regional content. These records show the implementation of the swedish rule with its modern administration in the different parts of the Elbe-Weser area very precisely. These focus on the levels of cities, towns, villages, secularized convents, strongholds, courts and rural regions.New research perspectives are opened up by the project, especially in connection with the holdings 'Swedish Tribunal in Wismar' (Upper Court for the German provinces of the Swedish crown), which are already catalogued and are also deposited at the NLA at Stade, and the transmissions in Stockholm, Copenhagen and Hannover. These go well beyond the era of dominion of the Swedish states so central to northwestern Germany (e.g. composite monarchies). The fact that the Duchies of Bremen and Verden were under the rule of Swedish states but remained in the federation of the German Empire provides a vivid example of European cooperation in the 17th and 18th centuries.