Swiss Book

Swiss Book (German: Schweizer Buch) is the Swiss national bibliography.^[1] It is a bi-monthly publication of the Swiss National Library, available in print, in PDF format, and online.

Other names

• German: Das Schweizer Buch, Schweizerische Nationalbibliografie
• French: Le Livre suisse, Bibliographie nationale suisse
• Italian: Il Libro svizzero, Bibliografia nazionale svizzera
• Il Cudesch svizzer, Bibliografia naziunala svizra
• The Swiss Book, Swiss National Bibliography

It has previously been known as:

• 1871-1877: German: Bibliographie der Schweiz = French: Bibliographie de la Suisse. Zurigo: Schweizerisches Antiquariat
• 1878-1900: German: Bibliographie und literarische Kronik der Schweiz = French: Bibliographie et chronique littéraire de la Suisse. Basel ; Genève: H. Georg
• 1901-1942: German: Bibliographisches Bulletin der Schweizerischen Landesbibliothek = French: Bulletin bibliographique de la Bibliothèque nationale suisse. Berna: Benteli

References

1. ^ Marcel Beck (July 1947). "Bibliography in Switzerland". The Library Quarterly 17 (3): 215–218. 

External links

• Official website
  • PDF editions
• ISSN 0036-732X

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