Led Zeppelin was an English rock band formed in London in 1968. The band was active until 1980. Numerous successful concerts were given in the 1970s all over the world. Its music combines elements from differing musical styles (hard rock, blues, folk, etc.). It is considered as the first heavy metal band.

Location:
- London, United Kingdom
Name:
- Led Zeppelin
Date of founding:
- 1968
Creator at:
- Underground Music Records in Rottenbiller street Library Budapest

Leipziger Land Cultural and Environmental Foundation

The Leipziger Land Cultural and Environmental Foundation, Media Foundation, and the Torgau-Oschatz Foundation are part of Sparkasse Leipzig (Leipzig Savings Bank). Its mission is to conserve and support the environment and the cultural legacy of the the former district of Leipziger Land. For this purpose, it promotes individual projects like the work with the Erich Loest Archive, which it hosts.

Location:
- Leipzig Menckestraße 27, Germany 04155
Date of founding:
- 2001
Operator roles:
- Erich Loest Archive
Owner of:
- Erich Loest Archive

Library of Cultural Innovation Foundation

The library, which is located in the Budapest district of Óbuda, was founded in 1985 by the Information Center for Community Culture (earlier the Information and Methodological Center of Folk Art and Public Education), which emerged from the Studio of Young Folk Artits (this workshop united the young folk-artist movement in the 1970s). In 1989, the institute became a company and was subsequently privatized. Since then, the library has been operated by a foundation. Over the last few years, the collection has become known as Hungary’s "green library." The aim of the library is to provide the foundation and other environmental organizations operating in the same building with a sufficient amount of information. The library’s main profile is literature dealing with the cultural, economic and social aspects of ecology and environmental protection. The complete stock of the library and video collection is almost 17,000 units, with the green section numbering 8,000 units. In total, the number of books and other publications is almost 14,000, while the number of translations and manuscripts is 1,000. The rest are videos and various other types of documents. Furthermore the Library contains around 3,000 units of periodicals.

Location:
- Budapest Miklós tér 1, Hungary 1033
Name:
- Library of Cultural Innovation Foundation
Date of founding:
- 1985
Operator roles:
- Nomad Dossiers
Owner of:
- Nomad Dossiers

Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts

The Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (HAZU) is primarily intended for researchers in the field of humanities and social sciences, although it is open to all citizens over the age of 18. The Library is the oldest organisational unit of HAZU, which was formed in 1861, before the Academy itself, when the first significant donation of books was recorded. The library was formally organized when the Academy was established in 1867 after the Austro-Hungarian government approved it. The library also collected archival materials and manuscripts until 1892, after which the Archives were separated from the Library. From 1949 to 2009, the Library was housed in the ground floor of the HAZU Palace. In 2009, the library moved to a new building on Strossmayer Square 14, where it is located today.

The library consists of approximately 400,000 volumes of journals and books. However, in addition to this central location, HAZU has other departments with around 150-160 thousand books. The Library coordinates with the Digital Collection of HAZU and HAZU’s digital catalogue. Through the Digital Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences, the Library acts as a repository for other Academy units. It is a member of the Liber Association of European Research Libraries. It participated in the European project Europeana Cloud (2013-2016) and is currently coordinating the one-year project Dariah - Cooperation Framework of Digital Infrastructure in the Region.

In 2014, Dr Bojan Marotti, a staff member of HAZU’s Philosophy of Science Division of the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science, in agreement with Vedrana Juričić (director of the Library), turned the Pugwash Movement Collection over to the Library.

Location:
- Zagreb Trg Josipa Jurja Strossmayera 14, Croatia 10000
Name:
- Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
Date of founding:
- 1861
Operator roles:
- Pugwash Movement Collection
Owner of:
- Pugwash Movement Collection
Main actor of:
- Donation of the Pugwash Movement Collection to the Library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts (2014)

Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books

The Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences is based on the 30,000 volumes donated by the Academy’s first president, Count József Teleki (1790–1855), to the Learned Society in 1826. With this collection, 600 manuscript volumes and 409 incunabula (books printed before 1500) were acquired by the Library, the Department of Manuscripts of which had been an independent unit since 1861. Its first head was archaeologist and art historian Flóris Rómer (1815–1889), a full member of the Academy.

Although incunables and old Hungarian books had from the start been committed to the care of the Department, it was only in 1891 that their classification in sixteen orders was finished and a catalogue was made accessible to the public. The Department's Rare Book Division was set up in 1954. In the same year, the bulk of pre-1800 foreign and pre-1850 Hungarian books was transferred to the Department from the Library’s main stacks.

Location:
- Budapest Széchenyi István tér 9, Hungary 1051
Name:
- Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Manuscripts and Rare Books
Date of founding:
- 1861
Operator roles:
- The bequest of Lajos Szabó
Owner of:
- The bequest of Lajos Szabó