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The "Royal Grand Ducal Institute" was created on 24 October 1868 from the merger of three organisations, the Société archéologique, the Société des sciences naturelles and the Société des sciences médicales.[1] The Royal Grand Ducal Institute was divided into three sections:
Historical section (Section des sciences historiques)
Natural science and mathematics section (Section des sciences naturelles et mathématiques)
Medical science section (Section des sciences médicales)
After William III's death in 1890, the Royal Grand Ducal Institute became the Grand Ducal Institute.
The Société luxembourgeoise d'études linguistiques et dialectologiques à Luxembourg became the fourth Institute section in 1935, the Section de linguistique, de folklore et de toponymie. In 1962, a fifth was added, the Section des arts et lettres. The sixth was added in 1966: the Section des sciences morales et politiques.
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"L'Institut grand-ducal renaît". Le Jeudi, 10 November 2011. p. 11.
"Réactiver l'Institut grand-ducal - Assemblée générale de l'organisation faîtière". Luxemburger Wort, 24 November 2011.
Quiqueret, Jérôme. "Savante idée: Né en 1869, l'Institut grand-ducal cherche toujours un toit - L'Institut pourrait bientôt commencer une nouvelle vie". Le Jeudi, 24 November 2011. p. 41 (ill.).
