Brian Vetruba

University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, Library, Europen Studies Librarian

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Academic librarian with 20+ years of experience. I'm passionate about assisting and collaborating with scholars in German Studies, European Studies, Digital Humanities and other Humanities fields.
Address: University of Minnesota; 170B Wilson Library
309 19th Ave. S.

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University of Vienna

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Alles deutsch, oder nicht?: Übersicht über deutsche Bibliotheksbestände in den Vereinigten Staaten

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German Studies Collections in the United States

Research Guides: German Language & Literature (Advanced Researchers): Find Articles & Databases

This guide is an in-depth listing of German language & literature resources available to stud... more

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Find Books

Research Guides: German Language & Literature (Beginning Researchers): Getting Started

Research Guides: Learning German: Teaching Resources

Research Guides: GER 528 German-Jewish Literature from the Enlightenment to the Present: Home

Research Guides: GER 524 Philosophy and German Literature, 1700-1830: Heine (ONLINE)

Research Guides: GER 456 History of the German Language (Layher): Home

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Secondary Literature

Research Guides: GER 524 Philosophy and German Literature, 1700-1830: Hegel (Online)

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Theodor Fontane

Research Guides: GER 438 Contemporary German Literature since 1965 (East German Literature): Home

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Home

Research Guides: HathiTrust Digital Library: Search HathiTrust

In January 2012, WU joined HathiTrust, a digital library partnership whose goals is to digitize, ... more

Research Guides: GER 4102 Rebellion, Regression, Rebirth: German Literature from the Vormärz to the Fin-de-Siècle: Home

Guide to support GER 4102 Rebellion, Regression, Rebirth: German Literature from the Vormarz to t... more

Research Guides: GER 340 German Literature and the Modern Era : Quick Links & Class Librarian

Research Guides: GER 524 Philosophy and German Literature, 1700-1830: Links in BDSL

Research Guides: A Guide to Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities (IPH): Print Books, eBooks, Film & More

Research Guide to support the Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities program at Washington U... more

Research Guides: GER 340: German Literature and the Modern Era (Kita/Spring 2016): Welcome & Class Librarian

Alles deutsch, oder nicht?: Übersicht über deutsche Bibliotheksbestände in den Vereinigten Staaten

Download

German Studies Collections in the United States

Research Guides: German Language & Literature (Advanced Researchers): Find Articles & Databases

This guide is an in-depth listing of German language & literature resources available to stud... more

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Find Books

Research Guides: German Language & Literature (Beginning Researchers): Getting Started

Research Guides: Learning German: Teaching Resources

Research Guides: GER 528 German-Jewish Literature from the Enlightenment to the Present: Home

Research Guides: GER 524 Philosophy and German Literature, 1700-1830: Heine (ONLINE)

Research Guides: GER 456 History of the German Language (Layher): Home

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Secondary Literature

Research Guides: GER 524 Philosophy and German Literature, 1700-1830: Hegel (Online)

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Theodor Fontane

Research Guides: GER 438 Contemporary German Literature since 1965 (East German Literature): Home

Research Guides: GER 526: Literature of 19th Century: Crime, Violence, Community and the German Imaginary: Home

Research Guides: HathiTrust Digital Library: Search HathiTrust

In January 2012, WU joined HathiTrust, a digital library partnership whose goals is to digitize, ... more

Research Guides: GER 4102 Rebellion, Regression, Rebirth: German Literature from the Vormärz to the Fin-de-Siècle: Home

Guide to support GER 4102 Rebellion, Regression, Rebirth: German Literature from the Vormarz to t... more

Research Guides: GER 340 German Literature and the Modern Era : Quick Links & Class Librarian

Research Guides: GER 524 Philosophy and German Literature, 1700-1830: Links in BDSL

Research Guides: A Guide to Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities (IPH): Print Books, eBooks, Film & More

Research Guide to support the Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities program at Washington U... more

Research Guides: GER 340: German Literature and the Modern Era (Kita/Spring 2016): Welcome & Class Librarian

HathiTrust--a GovDocs Repository?

Embedded Librarian: Meeting Users on their Turf

Handbook for European Studies Librarians

by Heidi Madden, Ph.D. and Brian Vetruba

Open-access monograph of 30 chapters by 36 authors in three parts: "Resources and Tools for Regio... more Open-access monograph of 30 chapters by 36 authors in three parts: "Resources and Tools for Regions of Europe," "Resources on Underrepresented Groups in Europe," and "Current Issues in European Studies Librarianship." This handbook helps librarians new to collection development for regions of Europe get up to speed on key resources and offers guidance on working with faculty and students focusing on Europe. It provides an overview and resources related to current LIS trends and scholarly topics encountered today by librarians who cover Europe as well as recommendations for diversifying library collections to better represent underrepresented groups.

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