FactGrid historical database

FactGrid's Germany is getting all rivers - for a project on mills. Let us know if you want to spot objects that needed hydropower. Here the query: https://tinyurl.com/275eexlq

noch ein sehr, sehr magerer Datensatz: 44 der 1000 Teilnehmerinnen am Internationalen Kongress für Frauenrechte und Frauenbestrebungen, Berlin 19.–26. September 1896. Hat jemand die restlichen 95,6%? https://tinyurl.com/2yr4xlbn

FactGrid is getting a dataset of all Dachau concentration camp prisoners. Can anyone identify a #Hungarian place name "Suhabaranka" or "Suchabaranka"?

...an eery conversation about FactGrid with ChatGPT - seems we are teaching it whenever we are using it: https://blog.factgrid.de/archives/4118

Just by the way: if there is anyone who can provide a table of the names and transcriptions - we will create the database objects for them all to see how much background information the items they can still accumulate. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kaunas_Hebrew_Realgymnasium,_Class_of_1938.jpg

New on our blog: Michael Wermke on the network of Jewish Schools befor the Holocaust: Knowledge, Networks, and Digital History: A FactGrid-Powered Study of 19th-Century Jewish Educators https://blog.factgrid.de/archives/4082

1,5 million items as of today. It took us five years to make the first 500,000 items. The second 500,000 took us one and a half years. We are presently doing 500,000 items in less than a year.