The Role of Displaced Book Collections in Culture.

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Autor principal: Genieva, Ekaterina
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Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2003
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author Genieva, Ekaterina
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Genieva, Ekaterina
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contents The Role of Displaced Book Collections in Culture. Genieva, Ekaterina Cultural Context Foreign Countries Library Collections Library Materials War Considers whether rare books taken during times of war as trophies by the enemy should be restored to their original owners. Highlights include problems associated with restitution; legal and political considerations; individual books versus special collections; and the German book trade and libraries and their relations to the Soviet Union after World War II. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle The Role of Displaced Book Collections in Culture.
Genieva, Ekaterina
Cultural Context
Foreign Countries
Library Collections
Library Materials
War
The Role of Displaced Book Collections in Culture. Genieva, Ekaterina Cultural Context Foreign Countries Library Collections Library Materials War Considers whether rare books taken during times of war as trophies by the enemy should be restored to their original owners. Highlights include problems associated with restitution; legal and political considerations; individual books versus special collections; and the German book trade and libraries and their relations to the Soviet Union after World War II. (Author/LRW)
title The Role of Displaced Book Collections in Culture.
topic Cultural Context
Foreign Countries
Library Collections
Library Materials
War
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ679608