The Society for the Study of the Holy Roman Empire

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The Society for the Study of the Holy Roman Empire is dedicated to research and teaching on the history of the Holy Roman Empire. We welcome members interested in any aspect of the empire's entire life span, from the coronation of Otto I in 962 to the dissolution of the empire in 1806, and the empire's entire territory, from the North Sea to the Mediterranean. If you would like to become a member of SSHRE, please see our membership page.

As the principal goal of the society is to foster the study of the Holy Roman Empire, we have now established the Journal of the Holy Roman Empire, a peer-reviewed biannual journal that will offer original research on the history and culture of the Empire. The goal of JHRE is to support scholarship on historical issues that cross the boundaries of the modern nation-state and of historiographical periodization. We encourage submissions with either a local or Empire-wide focus, but we especially hope to provide a forum for research that concerns more than one modern state or that considers Empire-wide institutions, culture, or history. Please see the most recent issue of JHRE.

The Society of the Holy Roman Empire is a partner of H-HRE, an H-Net discussion network on the Holy Roman Empire. H-HRE serves its members by providing relevant announcements, calls for papers, reviews, scholarly discussion, and current journal contents, as well as links to archives, online sources, and teaching materials. Please see the H-HRE webpage for more information: http://www.h-net.org/~hre


Announcement: The Journal of the Holy Roman Empire is now accepting articles for its next issue. Please see additional information on how to contribute to the growing field of Holy Roman Empire studies here.