The Pomeranian Monastery Book Project was finally launched in October 2020. “So far, the work has been very successful,” says the director, Professor of Kiel History, Oliver Auge. The monastic books of Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg were built on Treve.

But an important point has stuck for more than a year. “At the request of one of the donors, the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, we wish to establish a branch in the Greifswald state archive. We were promised a furnished room in the building of Nexoplatz, ”says the medieval historian. This essential file should enable study. Greifswald is the central location for research on history and the management of research activities and data on archive catalogues. But the Greifswald State Archives currently has no academic staff. It has been heavily criticized over the years by the local historians’ association Has been.

So far, all attempts to find a branch have failed, with the university also in the form of a replacement. Time is Running Out. On January 22, employee Robert Harlus is to begin collection studies in Greifswald. “There is hope now,” says a happy eye. State archive director Martin Schabel told them that they had completed the draft of the user agreement.