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    <title>The Physical Condition of Selected Non Periodicals from the Collection of the Moravian  Library in Brno. A Brief Digression on the  Issue of Calendars, Almanacs, and Yearbooks</title>
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    <content:encoded xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"><![CDATA[<p><strong>SUMMARY:</strong> Calendars,	yearbooks,	and	almanacs	were	originally	produced	as	job	prin ting	in	the	early	days	of	book	printing.	Often	produced	as	single	sheets,	they	gained	 popularity	among	readers	and	thus	became	a significant	part	of	printing	and	publishing	 production.	By	the	19th	century	at	the	latest,	they	had	become	a phenomenon	in	their	 own	right.	These	three	types	of	non-periodicals	are	the	subject	of	interest	in	this	study,	 particularly	in	terms	of	their	physical	condition.	The	research	examined	the	type	of	paper	 used	and	its	acidity.	The	volumes	examined	were	primarily	from	the	collection	of	the	 Moravian	Library	in	Brno.	Comparisons	were	made	possible	either	by	the	availability	of	 multiple	copies	of	the	same	editions	or	by	volumes	held	in	the	library	of	the	Benedictine	 Abbey	in	Rajhrad.	The	findings	show	that	the	production	of	calendars,	almanacs,	and	 yearbooks	did	not	deviate	from	the	standard	practices	of	the	printing	house	in	terms of	the	paper	used.	Similarly,	the	surface	pH	values	show	no	significant	deviation	from	 those	of	other	products;	perhaps	the	only	surprising	finding	is	the	generally	low	pH	of	 handmade	paper	from	the	early	19th	century.</p>
<p><strong>KEYWORDS:</strong> calendars,	almanacs,	yearbooks,	non-periodicals,	physical	condition,	paper	 acidity,	handmade	paper,	machine-made	paper</p>
<p><i>PhDr.	Jindra	Pavelková,	Ph.D.	/	Moravská	zemská	knihovna	v Brně	 (Moravian	Library),	Kounicova	65a,	601	87	Brno</i></p>
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    <dc:creator>Jindra Pavelková</dc:creator>
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    <dc:date>2020-12-30T22:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title> The Historical Origins of the Library of the  Prague University of Economics and Business </title>
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    <content:encoded xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"><![CDATA[<p><strong>SUMMARY:</strong> This	article	explores	the	history	of	the	Library	of	the	Prague	University	of	 Economics	and	Business	(VŠE	Library)	and	its	older	collections.	Following	the	introductory	 section,	it	describes	the	Library	of	the	Ministry	of	Social	Welfare	of	the	Czechoslovak	 Republic,	including	its	establishment	and	historical	development	in	the	first	half	of	the	 20th	century.	The	further	development	after	1945	is	outlined,	with	a primary	focus	 on	the	transformation	into	the	State	Library	of	Social	Sciences	and,	later,	the	Central	 Economic	Library,	the	predecessor	of	today’s VŠE	Library.</p>
<p><strong>KEYWORDS:</strong> Library	of	the	Ministry	of	Social	Welfare,	Augustin	Žalud,	Karla	Máchová,	 Josef	Gruber,	State	Library	of	Social	Sciences,	Central	Economic	Library,	National	Library	 of	the	Czech	Republic,	Library	of	the	Prague	University	of	Economics	and	Business,	 20th-century	Czech	history</p>
<p><i>PhDr.	Jana	Maroszová,	Ph.D.	/	Vysoká	škola	ekonomická	v Praze	(Prague	University	 of	Economics	and	Business),	nám.	W.	Churchilla	1938/4;	CZ-130	67	Praha</i></p>
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    <dc:creator>Jana Maroszová</dc:creator>
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