Museo Protecting the cultural heritage during WW2: the experience of the

Introduction

Easy to read introduction

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1. Prefect Luciano Di Castri’s letter to Art Gallery, Museum and State Archive about the relocation of assets in Marzabotto’s Villa Aria, 6 September 1939

2. Superintendent Armando Venè’s letter to Public archaeological Museum Director about a bombing protection signal, 24 June 1940

3. Rector Alessandro Ghigi's circular about building conceal, 16 October 1940

4. Institute of Archaeology Director Pericle Ducati's letter to the Podestà of Bologna Enzo Fernè about the relocation of the Public archaeological Museum assets, 26 October 1942

5. Rector Alessandro Ghigi's circular about the safeguard of Institutes assets, 11 November 1942

6. Institute of Archaeology Director Pericle Ducati's reply to the circular of the 11th of november 1942, 13 November 1942

7. Rector Alessandro Ghigi's circular about the safeguard of Institutes assets with handwritten draft of Institute of Archaeology Director Pericle Ducati's reply, 25 May 1943