• Instructions on downloading filters and importing citations using Endnote (http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/dept/instruc/research/endnote/)
  
• MLA Directory of Periodicals (http://www.csa.com/htbin/dbrng.cgi?username=davis&access=davis856&db=mlaperiod-set-c&adv=1) VPN
  Searchable listing of journals indexed
  
• Quick Reference Card (http://md1.csa.com/support/QRC.pdf)PDF
  

• To search only the full text digitized content of this resource (1802-1995), you can also use Periodicals Archive Online (http://uclibs.org/PID/9284)
  

• Current Research @ University of California, Davis (http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/ucdavis/main)
  Searches all University of California, Davis dissertations published in the Dissertation Abstracts database.
  

Direct access to several million digital objects: film,photos, paintings, sound recordings, maps, manuscripts, books,newspapers and archival papers.

Selected from already digitized resources available in Europe's museums, libraries, archives and audio-visual collections. French and German cultural institutions are particularly well-represented.

An index to German dissertations, 1945-1997

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• OPAC of the Deutsche Bibliothek Frankfurt am Main (http://d-nb.de/eng/sammlungen/index.htm)
  Note: The OPAC of the Deutsche Bibliothek Frankfurt am Main lists virtually all postwar German dissertations and Habilitationsschriften. Enter your search term followed by "diss" e.g. Goethe diss.
  

• You may need to download a special font for the diacritical marks in records to display properly. Follow instructions at the databases main page.
  

• Help (http://klassiker.chadwyck.com/english/help/hlp_index.htm)
  

• Hard copy volumes are located on the Lower Level of Shields at DD3 M8 P6.
  
• In German.
  

The Aufbau was a journal for German-speaking Jews around the globe. It was founded in 1934 by the German-Jewish Club, which was later renamed the New World Club. It was published in New York until April 2004. Contributors to the Aufbau included many of the most prominent German literary, political, and scientific figures in exile, including Jews and non-Jews, such as Hannah Arendt, Albert Einstein, Stefan Zweig, Thomas Mann, Fritz von Unruh, Carl Zuckmayer, Franz Werfel, and Lion Feuchtwanger.  Later contributors included prominent Germans such as Ralph Giordano, Jens Reich, and Stefan Heym.

The original purpose of the journal was as a monthly newsletter for the German-Jewish club, which included information and helpful facts for Jewish refugees. The Aufbau became one of the leading anti-Nazi publications of the German press in exile. From September 1, 1944 through September 27, 1946, the Aufbau printed numerous lists of Jewish Holocaust survivors located in Europe, as well as a few lists of victims.

• The Aufbau Indexing Project (http://www.calzareth.com/aufbau/index.html)
  Database containing about 57,000 names that can be used as index terms to search the Aufbau file mentioned above. The goal of the project is to "index all the announcements of birth, engagement, marriage, death and other special occasions that appeared in the pages of Aufbau..."
  

The Regesta Imperii are a fundamental collection of primary sources for the study of European history, and an inventory of all archival and historiographic sources of the monarchs of the Holy Roman Empire ,from the Carolingian Age (9th century CE)to the time of Maximilian I(d. 1519). They include, as well, key records for the study of the papacy in the early and high middle ages. For a detailed table of contents and other information on using the resource, see http://www.regesta-imperii.de/sitemap.html.

Die Regesta Imperii sind ein Quellenwerk zur europäischen Geschichte.Sie sind das Inventar aller urkundlichen und historiographischen Quellen der römisch-deutschen Könige von den Karolingern bis zu Maximilian I. sowie der Päpste des frühen und hohen Mittelalters.