The National Library of the Republic of Moldova (NLRM) and the META Teachers’ Association, in partnership with the Austrian Embassy in Chisinau and the EUNIC (European Union National Institutes for Culture) representation in the Republic of Moldova, organized the 2023 edition of the European Day of Languages.
A new special exhibition in the State Hall of the Austrian National Library from November 23, 2023 to March 3, 2024: „IMAGE POWER POLITICS. Yoichi Okamoto. Post-war photography icon“ presents for the first time an extensive selection of impressive images documenting the visual history of Austria.
The British Library is delighted to host its annual Open and Engaged Conference on Monday 30 October, in-person and online, as part of International Open Access Week.
On 26 September 2023, the National and University Library in Zagreb (NSK) hosted the opening of Encyclopédie: le savoir en heritage, an exhibition which the Library organised in cooperation with the French Institute in Croatia as part of this year’s European Heritage Days.
A 16th-century transcript of “Masnavi-ye-Ma’navi”, the only known copy of the poet’s work at the National Library of Bulgaria, has been added to the UNESCO “Memory of the World” register. The manuscript is the work of the renowned Persian philosopher, mystic, spiritual leader, and poet Jalal al-Din Muhammad Balkhi, also known as Rumi.
On September 26, an exhibition of books and periodicals “Vladimir and Kosara in history, legends and art”, whose authors are Milenija Vračar, consultant librarian, and Iva Vujović, librarian was opened in the National Library of Montenegro within the European Heritage Days.
Dedicated to Ukrainian history and great figures, the BnF is hosting conferences and seminars on different topics ranging from: boarder disputes or the intelligentsia in the twenties to the famous novel “Maroussia”.
The “Hidden Stories Fund” is a temporary fund to support CENL members who have new projects to collect, preserve, research and highlight the stories from, by and related to underrepresented communities in their national collections. In its meeting in September, the CENL Executive Committee reviewed all of the submissions and awarded three grants.
The German Exile Archive 1933–1945 has been cooperating closely with eyewitnesses Kurt S. Maier and Inge Auerbacher to create digital interactive interviews that explore their experiences of anti-Semitic persecution and exile after 1933. The interviews are accompanied by an exhibition.
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