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Niedersächsisches Landesarchiv (NLA)

The Niedersächsisches Landesarchiv (NLA) is a central institution for the preservation and development of historical documents and traditions in Niedersachsen. It was founded on January 1, 2005 and comprises eight departments in various cities of the state.

Main Mission and Values

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The main mission of the NLA is to preserve the historical traditions of the state of Niedersachsen and its predecessor territories since the Middle Ages and to make them available for scientific use. It promotes historical research and the processing of historical events, such as the fates of "Verschickungskinder" by providing relevant files.

Key Products and Services

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Archiving and Development: The NLA preserves and develops historical documents, including letters, certificates and handwritten books.
Research Funding: It supports scientific projects by providing archival materials and participating in research initiatives.
Education and Public Relations: The NLA offers archival education programs and operates social media channels to promote historical awareness.

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

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The NLA is committed to the long-term preservation of historical documents and promotes digital accessibility of these holdings. It participates in projects for the in-depth scientific development of historical protocols and supports the processing of historical events by providing relevant sources.

Current Developments

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Currently, the NLA podcast "Neu und entstaubt" is celebrating its second year and offers insights into historical topics. In addition, an exhibition about agricultural women's schools is being shown in the Bückeburg department. The NLA is also involved in the digital presentation of its holdings, e.g. through the online geo search.

The Niedersächsisches Landesarchiv is a central partner for historical research and education in Niedersachsen and makes a significant contribution to the preservation and development of regional history.

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