On the occasion of the Independence Day of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina prepared an exhibition entitled “History and Identity”.
The National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina published a new Manual “Library Classification Systems: Manual for the Classification”, prepared by M.Sc. Biljana Zarić.
On Sunday, March 10, the National Library hosted a discussion entitled “Herbert and the World”. Held in the Library’s new reading rooms, the event marked the start of the celebrations of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Polish playwright and essayist Zbigniew Herbert.
Thirteen Polish projects worth almost PLN 470 million in total have secured funding under the first round of applications to the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, Environment 2021-2027 programme, known by its abbreviation FEnIKS.
A significant resource for cartography and the history of science is now freely available to all interested in history and old maps, regardless of time and place.
The National Library of Scotland is proud to support our indigenous languages such as Gaelic and Scots. February saw a focus on Scots and Gaelic languages in our events programme, with well-known champions of the two languages taking part in events to sellout audiences at the Library.
In partnership with the Association Atelier André Breton, and thanks to the exceptional generosity of Aube Elléouët-Breton, the poet’s daughter, the BnF will be making available on Gallica all the André Breton manuscripts in its collections from 20 February onwards.
The Bibliothèque nationale de France is presenting a major exhibition showcasing the work of 200 photographers, regular contributors to the national and international press, who were commissioned by the Ministry of Culture in 2021 to provide a panorama of France in the aftermath of the health crisis linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Support the complex restoration of a unique album of James Ensor’s drawings which will be led by a specialist restorer at the Fine Arts Museums. Are you interested in helping us preserve this unique legacy?
In 2023, Dr. Sophie Turner, a former Oxford University researcher and lecturer, completed a year-long research on the National Library of Estonia’s collection of French books. She identified some remarkable findings.
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