Retrospective conversion of finding aids oft he Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, department Staatsarchiv Ludwigsburg with branch Hohenlohe-Zentralarchiv Neuenstein

该项目旨在帮助路德维希堡国家档案馆及其巴登-符滕贝格州档案馆的分支霍恩洛赫-中央档案馆诺伊恩施泰因的重要档案。生成的数据将出现在各种平台上，如Landesarchiv的在线信息系统（https：www2.landesarchiv-bw.de）、Archivportal-D（https：www.archivportald.de）和Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek（https：www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de）。建议数字化的查找辅助工具提供了对与科学研究最相关的文件的访问。其范围涵盖了从中世纪晚期到世纪的时期。Fonds StAL EL 904/2“Amerikanische Interniertenkartei”包含最大数量的文件。它起源于1945年至1947年之间，是使用最频繁和超区域的记录之一。该项目还包括近代早期各种帝国地产的基金（即位于Mergentheim的德国订单分支）。来自符腾堡王国的两个法院和两个行政机构的记录以及19和20世纪的印刷地图集完成了选择。从霍恩洛厄-中央档案馆Neuenstein一个区域和五个超区域相关的基金建议进行数字化。两个方德代表了霍恩洛厄伯爵和王子对神圣罗马帝国的政策。另一个基金会包含有关音乐家约翰塞巴斯蒂安巴赫家庭的文件，其中包括有关霍亨洛赫家族图林根财产的材料。另外两个基金会提供了对霍恩洛厄家族与荷兰之间关系的深入了解，分别包含财务记录，为建筑史、社会或经济史或艺术史等领域的学者提供信息。该项目成果的实质性效益来自早期项目的背景，这些项目涉及路德维希堡国家档案馆核心基金会的回顾性转换，巴登-符滕贝格州档案馆的分支霍恩洛赫-中央档案馆诺伊恩施泰因和其他部门。该项目涉及中世纪和近代早期德国西南部地区特别丰富的资料，大大完善了Landesarchiv的在线服务。将促进各种主题的科学研究。

The project intends to digitize finding aids of important fonds kept in the department Staatsarchiv Ludwigsburg and its branch Hohenlohe-Zentralarchiv Neuenstein within the Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg. Generated data will appear on various platforms such as the Landesarchiv´s online information system (https://www2.landesarchiv-bw.de), the Archivportal-D (https://www.archivportald.de) and the Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek (https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de). The finding aids recommended for digitization provide access to documents that are most relevant for scientific research. Their range covers the period from the late Middle Ages into the 20th century. Fonds StAL EL 904/2 “Amerikanische Interniertenkartei” contains the largest amount of files. It originated between 1945 and 1947 and ranks among the most frequently and supraregionally used records. The project furthermore includes fonds of various imperial estates (i.e. from the German orders branch situated in Mergentheim) during the Early Modern period. Records from two courts of justice and two administrative bodies within the kingdom of Württemberg and a collection of printed maps from the 19th and 20th century complete the selection.From the Hohenlohe-Zentralarchiv Neuenstein one regionally and five supraregionally relevant fonds are recommended for digitization. Two fonds represent the policy of the Hohenlohe counts and princes towards the Holy Roman Empire. Another fonds contains documents concerning the family of musician Johann Sebastian Bach among material about the thuringian possessions of the Hohenlohe family. The two other fonds offer insights into the relationship between the Hohenlohe family and the Netherlands respectively contain finance records offering information for scholars in fields such as architectural history, social or economic history or history of arts.Substantial benefit of this project results results in the context of earlier projects dealing with retrospective conversion of core fonds within the Staatsarchiv Ludwigsburg, the branch Hohenlohe-Zentralarchiv Neuenstein and other departments of the Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg. Referring to the particularly rich fonds concerning the territories of south western Germany during the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period, the project significantly completes the Landesarchiv´s online services. Scientific research about various topics will be facilitated.