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UNESCO and Culture: the Memory of the World Programme - Latvia

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Summary/Historical Context

UNESCO's Memory of the World Programme: Heritage that helps to understand the past.

Comments by Latvian experts: Ms. Agrita Ozola, Director of Tukums Museum and Mr. Andris Vilks, Director of National Library of Latvia.

on this subject: Memory of the World Programme

Place/country: Latvia,
Type: Interview
Duration: 00:05:28
Author/director: Asnâte Rîbena, Laura Slaviòa,
Publisher/producer: Latvian National Commission for UNESCO,
Published in: 2011

Original version: Video.MP4
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Archives reference: AUD-EV/CI/INF/0149
Rights holder/Droits: Latvian National Commission for UNESCO

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