Federal Archives of Switzerland

Federal Archives of Switzerland
Building of the Federal Archives of Switzerland.

The Federal Archives of Switzerland (in French: Archives fédérales suisses, in German: Schweizerisches Bundesarchiv) were created in 1798 following the creation of the Helvetic Republic. They are located in Berne.

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Coordinates: 46°56′25.61″N 7°26′47.43″E / 46.9404472°N 7.4465083°E / 46.9404472; 7.4465083


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