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الكتائب اللبنانية
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War destroys rare manuscripts
Under the title "War Devours Encyclopedic Libraries: Irreplaceable Manuscripts and Rare Documents," the article highlights the destruction of historical and archaeological libraries resulting from armed conflicts, particularly in Lebanon. Reports indicate that the war led to the destruction of 13 public libraries, of which 5 were completely destroyed and 8 were partially damaged, in addition to the destruction of family libraries and rare manuscripts. The article emphasizes severe losses to cultural memory and the loss of an intellectual and human heritage that is difficult to replace, focusing on the destruction of a personal library belonging to a scholar in the city of Tyre, as well as a family library over 60 years old, and the profound impacts these losses have had on cultural and intellectual life.
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