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The web archive contains material that has been made public on the Danish part of the internet since July 2005.
We have created a number of guides to help you navigate our collections and services. We hope they will help you locate the information you are searching for.
The web archive contains material that has been made public on the Danish part of the internet since July 2005.
We have Danish cinema advertisements from the period 1907-1995, TV2 advertisements from the period 1988-2005 and TV2 advertising blocks broadcasted in week 46 of 2005 and onwards.
The library has approximately 300.000 architectural drawings collected from Danish architects. It also includes architectural photography, archives, sketchbooks, models and travel sketches etc.
We have a large collection of Danish computer, smartphone and console games, primarily from 1998 onwards. Some are found on physical media and some are digital only.
We have almost all of the Danish newspapers that have been published from 1666 to the present day. Some are available digitally and some are not.
You can find programmes broadcasted on Danish radio and TV from the mid-1980s onwards. We have nearly all programmes from DR and TV2, while other channels are archived from select periods of time.
Our archive of folklore tells the story of ordinary people’s life and contains tales, songs, traditions etc. which we share as Danes.
Our collection of images contain everything from copperplate engravings to press and fine art photography. Some are available digitally and some are not. Get help finding what you are searching for.
The library’s collection of manuscripts date from the Middle Ages to the present. Some of these are available online and others can be viewed in our reading room.
We have an extensive collection of maps and atlases, and we have digitised some but not all of them. Some can be viewed online, while others can only be studied closely in our reading rooms.
We have a wide range of pamphlets with anything from parish magazines to Daell’s department store catalogues. Some have been digitised, while some can only be ordered by writing to us.
We have printed sheet music from both Denmark and abroad, as well as some Danish manuscript scores. In addition, we have performance material for both professional and amateur ensembles.
We have nearly all the videos that have been published in Denmark on either VHS, DVD or Blue-Ray from 1998 onwards.
Our collection of maps is one of Northern Europe's largest. The oldest maps in the collection date from the 16th century, and the newest may have just come from the printing house.
The educational history collection consists of a selection of digitised and photographed items and records from the defunct Danish School Museum and from collections from AU Library, Emdrup.
The National Newspaper Collection consists of daily newspapers and local newspapers that have been published in Denmark or have direct relations to Denmark.