The XXXV International Sarajevo Book Fair 2024, under the motto “The Word”, ended with the Award ceremony. The jury of experts decided on the best in 19 categories as well as on the winners of special fair awards.
The manuscript, left by Céline in his Paris flat when he fled to Germany in June 1944 and collected by Yvon Morandat, Compagnon de la Libération, now joined the collections of the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
The Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany has been the foundation of German democracy for 75 years. The foyer presentation “This is us! 75 years of Basic Law. A publication history” is devoted to the basic law of our constitutional state, one key element of which is the protection of freedom of expression from extremist dissension.
Tuesday, 21 May 2024 sees the grand opening of the Palace of the Republic on Krasiński Square in the Polish capital, Warsaw. The palace will house a permanent exhibition of most valuable objects from the collection of the National library of Poland.
On Friday, 5 April 2024, at the site of the former National Library of Serbia at Kosančićev Venac, the Day of Remembrance for the suffering of the National Library of Serbia on 6 April 1941 was commemorated.
The GALEX National Awards Gala was held in Chisinau, Moldova on the occasion of World Book and Copyright Day, and Librarian’s Day, marked on April 23, 2024.
The 19th “Medveščak’s” conference for children’s librarians was held parallel with the IFLA C&YA Section’s Midyear Meeting on March 26th and 27th 2024 at the Zagreb City Libraries – City Library, at the National and University Library in Zagreb, and via the video conferencing platform Zoom.
The cooperation of the Accessible Books Consortium and the National Library of Armenia piloted school textbooks that are formatted according to DAISY standards for digital talking books for people who are blind or have a print disability.
The National Library of Poland together with the Smithsonian Institution and the Kosciuszko Foundation invites you to the charity gala “Cultural Genocide: Ukraine’s Struggle to Preserve History and Identity” which will be held on Saturday June 15 at 18.00 in the National Library of Poland (al. Niepodleglosci 213, Warsaw).
On 17 April, the bilingual exhibition “Catholics in Bulgaria XVII-XX century”, with textual and archival sources from the collections of the National Library of Bulgaria, was officially opened in the central foyer of the library.
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