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This case study outlines the Hungarian National Library's Digitalization Plan (2012-2017) focused on enhancing accessibility to rare books, including nearly 1,900 incunabula, 8,500 items from the Old Hungarian Library, and over 3,000 Hungarica copies. Key tasks include collecting electronic documents of Hungarian incunabula globally, linking metadata to the digital library, and digitizing significant works related to Hungary’s literary heritage. This project aims to preserve and disseminate Hungary's historical and cultural collections in the digital age.
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HUNGARICA PROJECT Digitalization Plan of the Rare Books Department – Case Study 2012-2017 Manuscriptorium Workshop Hungarian National Library 09. 11. 2012.
Historical Collections • Incunabula (nearly 1900 volumes) • Old Hungarian Library (8500 items) • Hungarica Library (more than 3000 copies) • Antiqua (approx. 13000 documents)
Digitalization Plan • Incunabula Hungarica • Old Hungarian Library • Bibliotheca Hungarica
Incunabula Hungarica I. • First task: to collect electronic documents of all Hungarian incunabula available in any collections of the world
Incunabula Hungarica II. • Second Task: to link the metadata, with electronical documents in the Digital Library, MARC 856
Incunabula Hungarica III. • Third Task: to collect all those special incunabula, which were not published in Hungary, but were written by Hungarian persons
Incunabula Hungarica IV. • Fourth Task: to digitalize incunabula, which are linked to the history of Hungary
E - Old Hungarian Library Second Plan: • works in old Hungarian language • books which were produced in historic Hungary • works of Hungarian authors, who lived ever in historic Hungary from the beginnings to 1711
Tasks: E-RMK I-III. • Digitalization • Exchange • Collection
I. Digitalization • First task: to digitalize all copies, which can be found in the Hungarian National Library (published in Hungarian or in Hungary)
II. Exchange • Second Task: bilateral agreements with some partners, give / get electronic copies of Hungarian early prints
III. Collection • Third Task: to collect every work which was written by any Hungarian author from 1501 to 1711
E - Bibliotheca Hungarica • Works about Hungary by foreign authors or engravers between 16-18th centuries
Three Tasks • Digitalization • Research Program • Develop Database
Research and Database • connecting to other Hungarian and European research programs: • Old Hungarian Readings • European Reception • Cultural Heritage
Thank you for your kind attention! Farkas Gábor Farkas Rare Books Department gfarkas@oszk.hu www.oszk.hu