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The Development of Libraries in the Federal Republic of Germany

was relatively late in achieving its political union in a national state (1871). The federal states survived under its roof, most of them continuing to be governed by their own rulers. Prussia was the largest amongst them. Here is to be found the historical cause of our lack of one great national library on German soil to be compared to the Bibliothèque nationale of France, the Lenin Library in the Soviet Union or the US Library of Congress. The Preussische Staatsbibliothek in Berlin was the primus inter pares among German libraries (in analogy to Prussia’s