[1] The "Deutsche Historische Institut in Rom", short DHI Rome, was founded as "Prussian Historical Station" in 1888 after the opening of the Vatican Secret Archives.
The Ludwig and Margarethe Quidde Fellowship supports young postdoc researchers who are distinguished by outstanding academic achievements in the field of history or musicology.
They include: The Repertorium Germanicum is a collection of regesta, gathering all "German" topics in the Vatican registers and cameral stock from the Great Schism to the reformation (1378–1517) since 1897.
In addition to the Repertorium Germanicum, the RPG (issued since 1998) offers a fundamental source edition for German history of the late Middle Ages.
Since 1905, this series publishes scientific monographs and anthologies on Italian and German history from the early Middle Ages to modern times.
This series of editions published by the Music History Department includes anthologies, conference acts of events at the DHI Rome, and monographs since 1963.
Published in cooperation with the Arbeitsgemeinschaft für die neueste Geschichte Italiens three time a year since 1974, this journal has introduced over 60.000 scientific publications in the humanities.