Oorlogsbronnen Mcp Server 战争资源 Mcp 服务器

什么是 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP？

Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 是一个服务器，旨在通过 Oorlogsbronnen API 提供对荷兰二战档案的访问。该平台提供了对1940-1945年间荷兰丰富历史记录、照片和文件的结构化访问。它为研究人员、历史学家以及任何对探索荷兰二战丰富历史感兴趣的人提供了宝贵的资源。

Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 的特点

• 综合档案访问：用户可以访问广泛的历史文件，包括军事记录、个人叙述和二战时期的官方政府文件。
• 用户友好的 API：Oorlogsbronnen API 设计易于使用，允许开发人员无缝地将历史数据集成到他们的应用程序中。
• 结构化数据：该平台提供结构化数据，使搜索和检索与二战相关的特定信息变得更容易。
• 公开存储库：Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 是一个公共存储库，允许用户贡献、分叉和收藏该项目，促进社区参与和协作。

如何使用 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP

1. 访问存储库：访问 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP GitHub 页面 探索可用资源和文档。
2. API 文档：查看 API 文档以了解如何发出请求并从 Oorlogsbronnen API 检索数据。
3. 贡献：如果您有改进或数据要贡献，可以分叉存储库并提交拉取请求。
4. 保持更新：关注该存储库以接收有关更新、新功能和社区讨论的通知。

常见问题解答

问：我可以在 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 中找到哪些类型的文件？

答：该存储库包括军事记录、个人叙述、照片和与荷兰二战相关的各种官方文件。

问：访问 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 是否需要费用？

答：不需要，Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 是一个公共存储库，访问 API 及其资源是免费的。

问：我可以为 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 项目做贡献吗？

答：可以，欢迎贡献！您可以分叉存储库，进行更改，并提交拉取请求以供审核。

问：我如何能及时了解 Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 的更新？

答：您可以在 GitHub 上为该存储库加星，以接收有关更新和新功能的通知。

问：Oorlogsbronnen-MCP 的许可证是什么？

答：该项目采用 MIT 许可证，允许开放使用和修改。

Oorlogsbronnen MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides AI-powered access to the Oorlogsbronnen (War Sources) database. This server enables natural language interactions with historical World War II archives from the Netherlands.

Natural Language Interaction Examples

Ask your AI assistant questions like these to explore Dutch WWII history:

• "What happened during the bombing of Rotterdam in May 1940?"
• "Tell me about Anne Frank's life in hiding based on historical records."
• "Show me photographs of the Dutch Hunger Winter of 1944-1945."
• "Were any of my ancestors imprisoned in Camp Vught during the war?"
• "I'm visiting Arnhem next week. What historical sites related to Operation Market Garden should I see?"
• "Find information about resistance activities in Utrecht during the Nazi occupation."
• "What was daily life like for Jewish families in Amsterdam before deportations began?"
• "Show me firsthand accounts from people who witnessed the liberation of the Netherlands in 1945."
• "What records exist about children who were hidden by Dutch families during the war?"
• "I'm researching the impact of WWII on Dutch infrastructure. Can you find documents about the reconstruction of bridges and railways?"

Features

• 🔍 Natural language search across the Oorlogsbronnen database
• 🏷️ Filter results by content type (person, photo, article, etc.)
• 📊 Control the number of results returned
• 🤖 AI-friendly JSON responses for further processing

Installation

You can install this server in two ways:

1. Using Claude Desktop with NPX Package

Update your Claude configuration file (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "oorlogsbronnen-server": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "oorlogsbronnen-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

After updating the configuration, restart Claude Desktop for the changes to take effect.

2. From Source

1. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/r-huijts/oorlogsbronnen-mcp.git
cd oorlogsbronnen-mcp

2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. Build the project:

npm run build

4. Configure Claude Desktop by updating your configuration file (located at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "oorlogsbronnen-server": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": [
        "/absolute/path/to/oorlogsbronnen-mcp/dist/mcp-server.js"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Replace /absolute/path/to/oorlogsbronnen-mcp with the actual path to your installation.

Usage Examples

The MCP server understands natural language queries and can help you explore World War II archives. Here are some example queries you can use with Claude:

Basic Searches

• "Use search_ww2_nl_archives to find documents about the resistance movement in Amsterdam"
• "Search the Dutch WW2 archives for information about Jewish refugees in 1942"
• "Look through the Netherlands war archives for records of Allied bombing raids"

Filtering by Type

• "Use search_ww2_nl_archives to show me photographs of the liberation of Rotterdam"
• "Find personal accounts in the Dutch WW2 archives about life in concentration camps"
• "Search the Netherlands war archives for newspaper articles about food shortages"

Specific Queries

• "Search the Dutch WW2 archives for documents about Anne Frank's time in Amsterdam"
• "Use search_ww2_nl_archives to find records of the February Strike of 1941"
• "Look through the Netherlands war archives for information about Operation Market Garden"

Research Examples

1. Personal History Research:

   Use search_ww2_nl_archives to find any records or documents about the Rosenberg family in Amsterdam between 1940-1945
   

2. Local History:

   Search the Dutch WW2 archives for photographs and documents about daily life in Utrecht during the occupation
   

3. Military Operations:

   Use search_ww2_nl_archives to find firsthand accounts and official reports about the Battle of the Scheldt
   

Advanced Usage

You can combine different search criteria:

Search the Netherlands WW2 archives for photographs and personal accounts of the Dutch famine in 1944-1945, limit to 20 results

API Reference

The server exposes the following MCP tool:

search_ww2_nl_archives

A powerful search tool designed to query the Oorlogsbronnen (War Sources) database for World War II related content in the Netherlands. This tool can be used to find historical documents, photographs, personal accounts, and other archival materials from 1940-1945.

When to use this tool:

• Searching for specific historical events during WWII in the Netherlands
• Finding information about people, places, or organizations during the war
• Locating photographs or documents from specific time periods or locations
• Researching personal or family history related to WWII
• Finding primary sources about the Dutch resistance, occupation, or liberation
• Discovering materials about Jewish life and persecution during the war
• Researching military operations that took place in the Netherlands

Parameters:

• query (required):

  • Type: string
  • Description: The main search term or phrase to look for in the archives
  • Can include: names, places, dates, events, or descriptive terms
  • Examples:
    • "Anne Frank"
    • "Rotterdam bombing 1940"
    • "Dutch resistance Amsterdam"
    • "Jewish deportation Westerbork"
    • "Operation Market Garden"

• type (optional):

  • Type: string
  • Description: Filter results by specific content type
  • Available types:
    • "person": Individual biographical records
    • "photo": Historical photographs
    • "article": News articles and written documents
    • "video": Video footage
    • "object": Physical artifacts and objects
    • "location": Places and geographical records
    • "book": Published books, memoirs, and monographs
  • Use when: You need to focus on specific types of historical materials
  • Default: All types included

• count (optional):

  • Type: number
  • Description: Number of results to return in the response
  • Minimum: 1
  • Maximum: 100
  • Default: 10
  • Use when: You need to control the volume of returned results
  • Note: Larger numbers will provide more comprehensive results but may take longer to process

Response Format:

{
  "results": [
    {
      "id": string,          // Unique identifier for the record
      "title": string,       // Title or name of the item
      "type": string,        // Content type (person, photo, article, etc.)
      "description": string, // Detailed description (if available)
      "url": string         // Direct link to view the item on Oorlogsbronnen
    }
  ]
}

Example Queries and Their Tool Calls:

1. Basic Historical Search:

{
  query: "February Strike 1941",
  type: "article",
  count: 5
}

2. Person Research:

{
  query: "Rosenberg family Amsterdam Jewish",
  type: "person",
  count: 20
}

3. Photo Collection Search:

{
  query: "liberation celebrations Amsterdam Dam Square 1945",
  type: "photo",
  count: 15
}

Error Handling:

• The tool will return an error message if:
  • The query is empty or contains invalid characters
  • The specified type is not supported
  • The count is outside the valid range (1-100)
  • The API is temporarily unavailable
  • Rate limits are exceeded

Best Practices:

1. Start with broader searches and narrow down with specific terms
2. Use location names to focus on specific areas
3. Include dates when searching for specific events
4. Combine person names with locations for family research
5. Use type filtering to focus on specific kinds of historical materials

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

• Oorlogsbronnen for providing access to their valuable historical archives
• The Model Context Protocol (MCP) community for enabling AI-powered interactions