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This paper examines the problematic fate of Kepler’s handwritten archives, which changed hands on several occasions until they appeared in Russia in 1774. Under a directive from the Empress Catherine the Great, part of Kepler’s archive was bought for the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences. From 1937, J. Kepler’s personal manuscripts were kept in the Archive of the Academy of Sciences, USSR (now the Saint Petersburg branch of the Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences).
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