"La Biblioteca Italiana delle Donne di Bologna ha avviato, grazie a un finanziamento speciale del iMinistero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali, la digitalizzazione del proprio patrimonio documentario che comprende opere a stampa di diverse epoche: monografie, periodici, fotografie, manifesti, non book materials, relativi alla memoria storica, culturale, politica e sociale delle donne it

La collezione dei poster pubblicati sul sito russianposter.ru e' il risultato di una ricerca pluriennale (1992 - 2004) svolta sulla storia della grafica e della cultura artistica russa e sovietica, tra la metà del XIX secolo fino ad oggi.

"Mass education materials published in Hong Kong and in Mainland China, particularly Shanghai, in the years 1947-1954. These cartoon books, pamphlets, postcards and magazines, on topics such as foreign threats to Chinese security, Chinese relations with the Soviet Union, industrial and agricultural production, and marriage reform, were produced by both Kuomintang (Nationalist) and Gongchantang (Communist) supporters."

"Memory of the Netherlands is a gigantic digital treasury, full of information about the Dutch past. Visitors to the Memory website have access to hundreds of thousands of superb images, recordings, film footage and texts that have been classified under some fifty digital collections. Together, they offer a unique and varied picture of the history and culture of the Netherlands."

"El Portal de Archivos Españoles es un proyecto del Ministerio de Cultura destinado a la difusión en Internet del Patrimonio Histórico Documental Español conservado en su red de centros.
Como proyecto abierto y dinámico sirve de marco de difusión para otros proyectos archivísticos de naturaleza pública o privada, previamente establecido un marco de cooperación con el Ministerio de Cultura.

Russian Archives Online:Posters & Cartoons of the 20th Century: "Page through a century of Soviet propaganda posters and cartoons and see how the Kremlin attempted to influence public opinion on topics ranging from the tsarist regime to capitalism. Featuring posters from the Hoover Institute's Russian/CIS collection, as well as works by Soviet cartoonist Boris Efimov."