Moravský zemský archiv v Brně

Moravian Land Archives in Brno was established in 1839 with the aim to identify and preserve various sources related to the history of Moravia. 

Contact person: Jana Barinová
Phone: + 420 533 317 223
email: reprografie@mza.cz 

The fonds held by the Moravian Land Archives have been divided into several groups: *Group A*
Fonds of Estates and Self-Governing Provincial Administrations and Provincial Authorities and Institutions. *Group B*
Fonds of political government and offices and institutions at country and regional level *Group C*
Fonds of judicial administration of courts, prosecutors' offices and prosecution at regional and regional level *Group D*
Fonds of financial and land cadastre, mining offices, maps and plans *Group E*
Fonds of religious orders, chapters and bishoprics *Group F*
Fonds of agro-agricultural patrimony and land estates, central estates, state farms and fisheries, stud farms, forest plants, forest cooperatives, forest communities forest management, economic cooperatives, research institutes established by the Ministries of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management *Group G*
Fonds of families, individuals and associations, aristocratic family archives, personal and literary estate, trade associations, political parties, social organizations of the NF, collections *Group H*
Fonds of industrial companies, production cooperatives, trade organizations, banks and savings banks until nationalisation *Group K*
Fonds of industrial enterprises, trusts, sectoral and general directorates of enterprises, production cooperatives, trade organizations, research institutes set up by ministries, banks, savings banks and ROH trade unions from the socialist period *Group L*
Fonds of industrial companies in the post-socialist period Further information on the material held within each of these groups can be found here: http://www.mza.cz/fondy-pomucky The library of the Archives possesses more then 150,000 books, which are related to the topic of local history, auxiliary historical science, archival science and art history.  

For the research regulations of the Moravian Land Archives, see: http://www.mza.cz/badatelsky-rad The database"Archive Groups in the Czech Republi", administered by the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic, also provides basic information on fonds and collections stored in archives throughout the Czech Republic. The web application is available in English: https://aplikace.mvcr.cz/archivni-fondy-cr/default.aspx?lang=en