Database developments for launching Internet content providers for educational and research purposes Zoltán Lux, Institute for History of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution H-1074 Budapest, Dohány u. 74. Tel.: Fax: Internet:

Creating digital content developments for the 50th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Thematic mini-sites The Budapest rebel groups The revolution as seen in the world press Literature during the revolution Hungarian students in Austria Private history (existing) Demonstration:

The developments in the database 1.Oral history interviews /with full text and sound records/ 2.Chronology 3.Digitalized photographic images 4.Biographies (Persons) 5.Istitutions 6.Mini-sites (New) 7.Maps (New) 8.Source documents (New) 9.Bibliographical database /books and articles/ (in a separate, old style database) 10.Trial records (in a separate Oracle database) 11.Video database

Mini-sites Type of data Bibliographical data Technical data Category system Text(s) Links to other database elements Text preparation Footnotes [lj...] Text formatting [B …] Images [IMG …] Etc. (sounds, … ) Internal and Internet display module as in the „Private history”, but with new design

Maps Type of data Bibliographical data Technical data Category system Time period Digitalized image of the map Copyright information Links to other database elements (geographical objects, events, etc.) Digitalization of the maps Size Fileformat(s) tif, jpg, gif No GIS!

Source documents Type of data Bibliographical data Technical data Preservation info Category system Text(s) full text and edited versions Digitalized images of the pages of the source documents Links to other database elements Notes Image/OCR

Content expansions and the next steps New oral history iterviews New translations into english of existing oral history interviews (also in Private history project) The Photographic image digitalization project continues (with english description) Moving picture (documents and documentary films) Making new links between existing database elements The Institute, with funding from the NKA, has become a backing institution for the project for processing the life’s work of living photographers. Links to other database elements