We operate the administrative office of the Archives and Records Service, directly managed by the Ministry of the Interior. We deal with the performance of state administration. We also carry out professional activities and tasks in the field of archives. We ensure the protection, control, registration or storage of archives.
We operate the administrative office of the Archives and Records Service, directly managed by the Ministry of the Interior. We deal with the performance of state administration. We also carry out professional activities and tasks in the field of archives. We ensure the protection, control, registration or storage of archives.
The archive is involved in overseeing the records service in the Ministry of Defence, supervises shredding procedures, carries out the selection of archives and acts as a specialised archive. It searches the archives for information required by the authorities, legal entities and individuals, and presents archives to the public.
We provide pre-archival care and shredding services in the area of our operation. We focus on the processing, recording and accessing of archival records. We preserve archival units documenting the development of Czech literature from the end of the 18th century to the present.
We carry out activities related to the control of the performance of the filing service. We ensure the acquisition of an extract or copy of archival material and the verification of copies made by the archives. We specialize in the reproduction of archival materials by electrographic copying and digital reproduction. We make it possible to confirm the conformity of a copy with its original.
We provide pre-archival care and shredding services in the area of our operation. We focus on the processing, recording and accessing of archival records. We preserve archival units documenting the development of Czech literature from the end of the 18th century to the present.
Processing, preservation and use of archival records of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The archives may be studied with a valid study request permit and the archives' research regulations. Admission is open to the public.