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• Paul Otlet, design for Mondothèque (Mundaneum archive center, Mons)  +
• Paul Otlet, directeur du Palais mondial de …
  Paul Otlet, directeur du Palais mondial de Bruxellles, faisant un discours lors d'un meeting de protestation organisé par le Cercle belgo-russe, à la suite du sac de l'exposition russe, années 1930. A sa droite : madame Taupin; à sa gauche : Pierre Bourgeois, écrivain belge.
  gauche : Pierre Bourgeois, écrivain belge.  +
• Personal documentation: analysis and synthesis (schema)  +
• Personal documentation: analysis and synthesis (sketch)  +
• Perspective of the Mundaneum by M.C. Heymans  +
• Photo from the Broese van Groenou family archive / Emilia Broese van Groenou (1876-1960) was the mother of Dorothea (Thea) Coops and Wilhelmina (Milisa) Coops  +
• Photograph of the staff of the International Institute of Bibliography, writing and classifying records  +
• Phrenology head by L.N. Fowles on sale for 995 Czech Koruna  +
• Place Rogier, Brussels around 2005  +
• Place Rogier, Brussels with sign "Pyramides"  +
• Plan of the Mundaneum by M.C. Heymans  +
• Portable index card holder, prototype designed by Paul Otlet  +
• Preparing Constant_V in Scribus  +
• President of Finland Sauli Niinistö announces the second-phase investment of Google into the Hamina datacenter.  +
• Production des livres et des périodiques  +
• Proof for the postface of Traité de documentation  +
• Quinzaine internationale (durant laquelle est organisée l’Université internationale)  +
• Re-thinking the index, Radiated Booksprint, 23-25 February 2016  +
• Robert Goldschmidt and Paul Otlet revisit George Wharton Simpson's older ideas on microphotography and apply them to books, by suggesting ways in which this technique could facilitate research and save up space.  +
• Rue Otlet on Cram's Pentagone Atlas (1894)  +
• Rue Otlet on Plan de Bruxelles et ses faubourgs avec liste des rues published by Grand Bazar du Boulevard Anspach (1910)  +
• Schéma symbolisant la Cité Mondiale et le rattachement de tous les points de la Terre à la Cité. 07 mai 1943.  +
• Screen capture from a digitisation effort made around 1996  +
• Screencapture from Google Streetview: Streetview cars parked at the Google data-center, Saint Ghislain  +
• Screenshot 0:11 from "Google in Mons: European Capital of Culture 2015"  +
• Screenshot from "Google in Mons: European Capital of Culture 2015"  +
• Screenshot from "L'homme qui voulait classer le monde" by Françoise Levie  +
• Screenshot from ''Office Central de Documentation pour les Questions Concernant la Femme. Rapport,'' edited by Conseil International des Femmes (International Council of Women), Bruxelles : Office Central de Documentation Féminine, 1909, p. 1.  +
• Screenshot of Bernard Otlet, from the documentary "Paul Otlet: le rêve et la norme" by Christine Masuy (6 Feb. 2007)."  +
• Screenshot of absent index card drawers from "François Schuiten et le Mundaneum", 1997  +
• Section by Stanislas Jasinski  +
• See Cross-readings, Rayward, Warden Boyd ( …
  See Cross-readings, Rayward, Warden Boyd (who translated and adapted), ''Mundaneum: Archives of Knowledge'', Urbana-Campaign, Ill. : Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2010. Original: Charlotte Dubray et al., Mundaneum: Les Archives de la Connaissance, Bruxelles: Les Impressions Nouvelles, 2008. (p. 37)
  : Les Impressions Nouvelles, 2008. (p. 37)  +
• Siem Jansen (director of the Development A …
  Siem Jansen (director of the Development Agency of Noord-Nederlands), Harm Post (Director of Groningen Seaports), Marijke Van Beek (Major of Eemsmond), Bryan Evans (head of datacenter Design and Construction of Google), Francois Sterin (director of Global Infrastructure Google), Henk Kamp (Dutch Minister of Economy) and William Moorlag (Deputy of Groningen Province) inaugurate the construction of Google Datacenter in Eemshaven, Groningen Province.
  tacenter in Eemshaven, Groningen Province.  +
• Sitting on the pyramid at Metro Place Rogier, early 2000  +
• Sketch for La Mondothèque. Paul Otlet, 1935?  +
• Sketch for Mundaneum World City. Le Corbusier, 1929  +
• Sketches for Google Doodle celebrating Otlet's 147th birthday  +
• Slide from TedX presentation by Sylvia van Peteghem, head of the University Library Ghent: "To Google or not to Google, that is the question".  +
• Storage place of the Mundaneum at Avenue Rogier  +
• Table des 10 Fondamentaux - Archives Mundaneum-2105-09-28  +
• Table of codes related to changes of prices on the coffee market at Le Havre and Hamburg  +
• Taiwan Economics Minister Yen-Hsiang Shih, President of Google APAC Daniel Alegre, Google Taiwan managing director Lee-Feng Chien and Changhua county magistrate Bo-Yuan Jhuo at the Google data center opening ceremony in Changhua on April 3, 2012  +
• The Benefactor, the architect and the inte …
  The Benefactor, the architect and the intellectual: Mme Hélène de Mandrot, Le Corbusier, Paul Otlet in Geneva, autumn 1929. From: Giuliano Gresleri and Dario Matteoni. La Città Mondiale: Andersen, Hébrard, Otlet, Le Corbusier. Venezia: Marsilio, 1982, P. 9.
  Corbusier. Venezia: Marsilio, 1982, P. 9.  +
• The Scandinavian Institute for Computational Vandalism reads Le Traité de documentation: contours.  +
• The Scandinavian Institute for Computational Vandalism reads Le Traité de documentation: gradient, contour, sift, texture, lexicality.  +
• The Second Pan-African Congress in Brussels (1922)  +
• The World and its Classification: Things (beings, substances, phenomena); Knowledge (the sciences, technologies); Languages (expression); Documents  +
• The interface of the augmented interactive game "Mundaneum Web 1895", deployed in Mundaneum in late 2015. Source: http://www.lesoir.be/1067285/article/actualite/regions/hainaut/2015-12-11/mons-mundaneum-se-devoile-sur-tablette  +
• The repertory of the International Office of Bibliography  +
• The two men with glasses on the left row are, first, Bernard Otlet, and then, Patrick Lafontaine  +