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German National Library Frankfurt Am Main Leipzig
The division of Germany following World War II had a range of consequences, both for the population of the country and for its institutions, including theLeipzig-based Deutsche Bucherei (German Library). As far back as November1946, two and a half years before the founding of the two German states, it wasgiven a western counterpart in the second largest German publishing centre, Frankfurt am Main. This institution was named the Deutsche Bibliothek(which also means German library).The two separate German states have since become history, and mostof the authorities, organisations and public institutions were unified after 1990. But it was planned that the German National Library maintain its t...
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The first building for the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek (German National Library) in Leipzig was erected between 1914 and 1916. Stuttgart architect Gabriele Glöckler won the European architectural competition for what is now the fourth annex, with her concept Umschlag-Hülle-Inhalt (envelope-shell-content). Her design adds an independent element to the structure's silhouette on the Deutscher Platz, while at the same time integrating the 1970s book tower into the whole ensemble. Around the content of the supporting structural skeleton is wrapped the shell of the exterior wall. The envelope--a silvery, glittering weatherproof skin--sculpts the form of the building, which recalls a tome of sorts. The façade, made of translucent, colorful glass elements, opens up the building toward the outside, yet at the same time, fulfills the conditions necessary for the conservation of books. A 14,000 square meter floor space provides room for stacks, the German Music Archives, and the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek's Deutsches Buch- und Schriftmuseum (German Museum of Books and Documents).
Die Deutsche Bibliothek
Abou the Deutsche Bibliothek, the National Library of Germany.
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Deutsche Bücherei, 1912-1962
Because of her hateful pride the king gave his daughter in marriage to the first beggar to pass the castle gates.
