Abstract
Two picture postcards depicting the building of the Kaiser Wilhelm Bibliothek, currently held in the iconographic collection of Poznań University Library, may provide a symbolic commentary and illustration to the changeable fortunes of the Kaiser Wilhelm Bibliothek at the beginning of the 20 th century.References
Jazdon A., Rudolf Focke – Dyrektor Kaiser-Wilhelm-Bibliothek, „Biblioteka” 2002, nr 6 (15).
Myschor Ch., Dni Cesarskie w Poznaniu. Różne aspekty uroczystych wizyt Wilhelma II w mieście w latach 1902–1913, Poznań 2010.
Postkarten erzählen Geschichte: Die Stadt Posen 1896–1918…, red. S. Kemlein, Lüneburg 1997.
Trzeciakowski L., W setną rocznicę Biblioteki Uniwersyteckiej, „Biblioteka” 2002, nr 6 (15).
Warkoczewska M., Pocztówki z widokami dawnego Poznania (1898–1939), Poznań 1995.
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