Herzog August Library

The Herzog August Library in Wolfenbuttel, Lower Saxony, referred to likewise as Bibliotheca Augusta, is a library of global significance for its gathering from the Middle Ages and early current Europe. The library is managed by the Lower Saxony Ministry for Science and Culture. The library was established by Julius, Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg in 1572. In the 17^th century it was the biggest library north of the Alps. The library was named after Duke Augustus 1579– 1666, who significantly amplified the accumulation, which was kept at Wolfenbuttel. Armed forces cruised by, forward and backward, throughout the centuries, however the accumulation was all around secured.

The library is acclaimed for its examination and for the several worldwide researchers who work together with the library staff on different undertakings. Its examination programs are depicted as investigating the "historical backdrop of universal relations, or the historical backdrop of culture, thoughts, and governmental issues, social history, the historical backdrop of religion, business, science and law, protected history, the historical backdrop of society, women and gender orientation from the Middle Ages to Early Modern Times".