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The UN’s official cultural body, UNESCO, has issued a new report documenting damage to an alarming amount of historic sites, monuments, and structures since the beginning of the Russian Federation’s criminal invasion of Ukraine began in late February.
As of June 8, the organization has verified that 143 sites since February 24, have suffered damage since that time, a combined total of 65 religious sites, 12 museums, 27 historic buildings, 17 cultural buildings, 15 monuments, and 7 libraries,
including the Babyn Yar Holocaust remembrance site in Kyiv, which have come under Russian bombs and artillery shells as the conflict shifts from a three-pronged invasion to a more targeted offensive focused in the eastern Donbas region.
None of the country’s sites listed on the organization’s official log of protected cultural property have been impacted or targeted by Russian shelling, the latter act being considered a serious violation under the standards of international law.
The sites listed in the report’s survey, conducted through the end of May, include historic cathedrals in nearly every metropolitan region, important cultural institutions such as the Kharkiv Art Museum and Skovoroda National Literary Memorial, which was completely destroyed after being struck by a missile May 7th, and another Holocaust remembrance site called Drobytskyi Yar that preserves the memory of a 1941 Nazi atrocity that accounted for the deaths of 16,000 Ukrainian Jews.
The full list of sites can be viewed (with some before and after photos) on UNESCO’s website
https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/damaged-cultural-sites-ukraine-verified-unesco
Also online, ARTnews.com is keeping a running list of the sites damaged during the conflict.
UNESCO is also developing, with its partner organizations, a mechanism for independent coordinated assessment of data in Ukraine, including satellite image analysis, in line with provisions of the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict.
To read more see:
Jan Meisels Allen
Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee
Our 2022 ABIA winners
Last week, Penguin Random House won Publisher of the Year at the 2022 Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIA) for the second year in a row. We also had two knock-out titles win their respective categories: She's on the Money and The Prison Healer.That Moment in Time
FRIDAY FOSSICKING 10th Jun 2022, Qld State Archives.. Woollen Threads, Dead Man in a Mine Shaft, artificial water forests, living the life in Co Clare, story of the snails, interesting blogs.. name your favourite, book reviews, settling in Ireland, Does America have kangaroos?, secrets of the original code talkers, subterranean Slovenia, and a whole lot more…
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CERTIFICATES OF FREEDOM Trove Tuesday 14th Jun 2022, ship name, convict name…with additional links to help in your search….
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