, because sometimes the heritage is a building , sometimes it is the heritage of a habit, tradition, procedure, and behavior, and these are basically the source of life and development , and of course, protection. and using them can be the smartest way to guide societies culturally, something that the world has actually paid attention to. that the limitation in the registration of heritage. intangible in this convention is the islamic republic of iran, individually or jointly our friends have always been in the ministry of heritage and i have always been at the service of those dear ones in the council of public culture. we now rank fifth in the world in the registration of intangible heritage, that is, the rituals, traditions, behaviors and procedures that we have apart from the buildings, apart from the physical space, and this is an honor. greatness for iranians. despite the fact that our registration process has been stopped for many years, we are now ranked fifth in the heritage registration, including one of the last ones, so we should congratulate him again tonight. at the end

, because sometimes it is the heritage of a building, sometimes it is the heritage of a habit and tradition. and it is the procedure and behavior that can basically be the source of life and development, and of course, preserving , protecting, expanding and taking advantage of them can be the most intelligent way to guide societies culturally , something that the world has actually paid attention to. it has been more than 30 years since the convention on the safeguarding of intangible heritage has been accepted by more than 180 countries, and it is interesting that although there is a restriction on the registration of intangible heritage in this convention, the islamic republic of iran is an individual. or common, well, the commitment that our friends always have in the ministry of heritage and i always have in the council of public culture i was in the service of those dear ones. we are now ranked fifth in the world in the registration of intangible heritage, that is, the same rituals, traditions, behaviors and procedures that we have apart from the structure, apart from the physical spac

, because sometimes it is the heritage of a building , sometimes it is the heritage of a habit, tradition, procedure, and behavior, and these are basically the source of life and development , and of course, preservation, protection, expansion and taking advantage of them can be the smartest way to guide societies culturally, something that the world has actually paid attention to. more than 180 countries have been accepted and it is interesting that although there is a restriction on the registration of intangible heritage in this convention, the islamic republic of iran individually or jointly, and the commitment that our friends in the ministry of heritage have always had and i in the council of public culture have always served those dear ones. we now rank fifth in the world in the registration of intangible heritage, that is, these rituals and traditions and behaviors the procedures that we have other than the structure, other than the physical space, and this is a great honor for iranians, despite the fact that the registration process has been stopped for years. now we have the fif

ukraine was not ready, and it is no secret, to preserve cultural heritage in the conditions. the customfull-scale invasion, and certainly no country in the world could be prepared for such a situation, and of course, if no preliminary preparations were made, because at the state level, no one believed that such an aggression would happen, so somewhere at the level of public organizations, at the expert level , trainings were conducted, we discussed this issue, evacuations, but this is the role of the state, it is decisive, because the state is responsible for preservation, and even evacuation before... and rescue and preparation for the preservation of immovable objects, it takes place effectively only in coordination with the central government, local self-government bodies, and unfortunately, this coordination was not there from the very beginning of the war, and obviously, this is one of the those reasons why we have such large losses, and on the other hand, there were no capabilities, we did not have enough financial resources, ukrainian culture has always been delayed, well, this i

the fourth issue is the discussion of social conflicts and the heritage of cultural heritage .th is the issue of public participation in the preservation and restoration of works, which were the non-governmental associations that i presented to you. in the provinces, a meeting was held for the activists and cultural heritage activists who were doing work spontaneously , and there are a series of programs ahead. the event we have the iranian islamic architecture congress from the point of view of cultural heritage. thank you very much, mr. tasabi, for your good and complete explanations about the world day of historical monuments and kindness and the programs that we will have for this occasion in the coming days. thank you for appearing in salam correspondent. be with us as the program continues. sars. like a spring in the peak, like a flower , they shine like a flower, the sun is clear, like the spirit of rain , wherever there is a word about the flower of light, your name shines brighter, more radiant, you are better than your father's smile. you are kinder than his mother, i

list of intangible world heritage. thank you for your support, dear viewers, have a good night and god bless you. in the name of god, hello to you, good night. well, the presence of rain showers in the central and southern slopes of zagroz fata, even in the south of our country, in the last picture. a report from the meteorological satellite indicates that there will be rain in these areas for tonight and tomorrow , we are likely to have rain in these areas . we have a yellow alert in areas of the province such as chaharhoul bakhtiari, kokilo, rahmat bakshi in the south of isfahan province , as well as in the north of fars province, in some areas of kerman province. we have a barrage of strong wind, tomorrow the amount and intensity of the rains will decrease, that is, the day on thursday, it will be concentrated in parts of the southeast of our country, provinces such as sistan baluchistan, kerman and fars will have the last rains of this rain system , it will gradually leave the eastern and southeastern borders of th

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce organiz

my name is woody labounty from san francisco heritage. and, phyllis and gaslight and shadows store is why the legacy business registry is so great, not only is she just a stalwart, business person out there, but she is a community dynamo, everybody knows her. she is, like, an important, pillar of that sort of part of the richmond district. and it's through her business that she can have such an impact, if you haven't gone out there, you should go to that block. you should see a movie at the four star, have a hamburger at bill's, and then have a stroll through gaslight and shadows, and you're going to be in a different world. and like she said, a quieter, more serene and richer world. so please, support this inclusion in the registry. and thank you. thank you. any other members of the public wish to offer. okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. this matter is now before you commissioners, commissioners. commissioner. right. so again, thank you to staff and to phyllis for your work and for your application, i have a new place on my li

on this day, the world community is reminded of the diversity of cultural heritage created throughoutistory of mankind and the need to preserve it for the future generations we suggest that we watch the story of our colleague together and after that we will discuss everything that is said in it. walls and broken bricks, such. the shukhevych museum in suburbs of lviv. on new year's eve, the russians attacked the building with shahed drones. even before the great war, museum workers managed to remove more than 600 exhibits, but almost all that remained were destroyed. the museum was famous and valuable for its history. it was here that the headquarters of roman shukhevych, the general of the horunchy upa, worked. his last heroic battle took place here. only for the reconstruction of the building. the museum needs more than 2 million hryvnias, whether it will be possible to restore it or whether a new one will have to be built will be decided based on the results of the examination and architectural competition. from the first days of the full-scale war, russian troops cynically destroy

my name is woody labounty from san francisco heritage. and, phyllis and gaslight and shadows store is why the legacy business registry is so great, not only is she just a stalwart, business person out there, but she is a community dynamo, everybody knows her. she is, like, an important, pillar of that sort of part of the richmond district. and it's through her business that she can have such an impact, if you haven't gone out there, you should go to that block. you should see a movie at the four star, have a hamburger at bill's, and then have a stroll through gaslight and shadows, and you're going to be in a different world. and like she said, a quieter, more serene and richer world. so please, support this inclusion in the registry. and thank you. thank you. any other members of the public wish to offer. okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. this matter is now before you commissioners, commissioners. commissioner. right. so again, thank you to staff and to phyllis for your work and for your application, i have a new place on my li

the storage of architectural heritage was signed by peter ii back in 1722.of bolgar, the capital of medieval volsk bulgaria. today, the focus is on navorosiya, its monuments of soviet or pre-revolutionary times - part of history that in ukraine in recent years has been denied and tried to rewrite. in 2022, in record time, in just 3 months , the destroyed dpr was restored, in the fourteenth during the battles, the saur mogila memorial, the memory of those who died liberating donbass from the nazi occupiers. in total, from 2015 to 23, in the new territories , the russian military historical society alone restored and opened 17 memorable places. the most difficult reconstruction work was carried out at the invictus memorial complex in the lugansk people's republic. it is dedicated to members of the krasnodon underground youth organization “young guard”. the monument was erected in eighty-two. it consisted of 300 cast iron. elements, all these the parts had to be disassembled, repaired and reassembled . what other memorable places of novorossiya have received a

the city of hebron in the west bank was registered in the list of world heritage in danger. zionist regime objected to this unesco decision and questioned its historical authenticity despite all the signs of civilization. later, it was removed from unesco , intensified the settlement process in palestine and destroyed people's houses and old buildings. our cultural heritage in al-ghalil is in danger due to the constant changes made by the zionist military and settlements. the residents of this part of the city are facing all kinds of aggressive actions, and because of these actions , our cultural heritage has become a ruin. at least since the 1990s, there have been sporadic images showing that the zionist regime is digging under the al-aqsa mosque with the help of archaeologists. the zionist regime since 1967 until now he was engaged in digging under the al-aqsa mosque, rather than the temple of suleiman, which was said to be. he was supposed to find a sign here. in quds , there are more than 14 excavation sites and archaeological excavations. changing the islamic identity o

in the country , a careful attitude towards historical heritage is enshrined at the legislative level. repair, restoration and maintenance work is carried out on an ongoing basis at so many cultural sites. a set of measures has been developed to preserve intangible manifestations of human creativity included in the state list of historical and cultural values. the unesco world heritage list is regularly updated with belarusian sites, which in turn makes our country more famous and recognizable at the international level. we will talk about the preservation and popularization of the historical and cultural heritage of belarus with the director of the center, academician, doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor alexandra mlakotka. let's talk at the museum of ancient belarusian culture, national. about white russia, this is the ipatsevo chronicle of the late 14th century, it indicates the territory where the three great east slavic rivers have their sources: the dnieper, the western dvina and the volga, and for good reason, therefore, the vitebsk region, which is

and 2nd confederate heritage really the heritage that i think i can better see is slavery is treason and is losing. so which one of those heritages are we really honore and here but it's all part of that lost, cause narrative, the moonlight and magnolias that came about few years after the civil war in an attempt to reassert white supremacy, it came hand-in-hand with jim crow. and it worked for a long, long time statues were put up this heritage notion. but what it does is incredibly hurtful. it is incredibly harmful. >> and it honors something that we should learn about. >> know about but definitely, definitely not honore confederate monuments are one thing they exist. >> and then often they you have to spend some money pass some laws, and ordinances to remove them. this is something that he's proactive about is the confederate constituency in mississippi strong enough that to simply just let this be on the books without signing a proclamation to acknowledge get that there would be some political pushback for the governor well, there's certainly should be some political push back. >

we are a member of this convention on the heritage of honor .a member of this convention because of the lack of approval by the parliament. we are not a member of the diversity convention because, of course, we had the right to reserve there , and there is nothing wrong with it. it has not been approved. i will leave this to the friends of the new parliament and the new parliament to really sit down and check it again, but now that is the case. in fact, in the statement , i apologize, he prepared a guide or a brief strategic text , which, god willing, will be presented to the supreme council of the cultural revolution, if the guide to the cultural diversity of iran's ethnic groups the issue of iranian language and ethnic groups should be taken into consideration, which is also the government's policy. really, this government, especially, and of course all governments, can struggle. it means that he accepts unity in plurality and plurality in unity, because you know that until the issue of diversity comes up , the issue of pluralism and separatis

so i think the exchange that you had heritage reporting with ms. sridharan about where that cost issue comes from has to do with the question about, if you've got 23 states and all of their egus and all of the non-egu sources that are linked into this rulelleeding into that cost question, what happens if you take out the states where maybe you can control those costs most cheaply and you're left wh ates that actually have much higher cost thresholds to impose on industries or on egus? th changes the cost calculus. it also changes, of course, the emissions calculus. and i want to point in particular -- justice kagan: is that in your brief? ms. stetson: yes, it is. justice kagan: where -- where is that? ms. stetson: when -- when we discuss the 23-state questn. you can look at pages 11 to 13 of the kinder morgan brief. you can look at pages 18 to 20 and 4 to 9 of the reply. and all of those go to this question about thadierence between 23 and 11. but i want to bring home the point herita rorting corporation justice kagan: i guess -- guess my reaction

farsta's cultural heritage. it was happening a decade ago, which intensified as a result of the attacks of recent months. 6 months ago, in late september, these people celebrated the registration of a historical area of ​​their city in the unesco world heritage list. nudist people in palestine. 6 months ago, the historical hill of tela sultan in ariha, which is more ancient. since ancient times , the egyptian pyramids in the jordan river valley have become a world-class architecture. they wanted to prevent the global registration of nudity, but the truth cannot be hidden. scientific research proved the story of the palestinians. now this is the face of ari today. this ancient site with a civilization related to us before history that fell to this day. in 1396, the old part of the city of hebron on the bank was also unesco. dakhtari was registered in the list of world heritage in danger. the zionist regime objected to this unesco decision and questioned its historical authenticity despite all the signs of civiliz

already this year, a pilot project for a long-term program for the preservation of cultural heritagenched. i set this task vladimir putin to the federal assembly. more than 50 billion rubles are allocated for the implementation of the project from the twenty-fifth to the thirtieth year. more than 3,000 cultural heritage sites of federal regional significance have already been irretrievably lost. now in each region they will begin to collect information. within a month , methodological recommendations will be developed and sent to the regions on the exclusion of physically lost cultural heritage objects from the register. must be carried out in each region. inventory of all cultural heritage sites, this will allow us to understand the scale and build a step-by-step algorithm of action for each, this is such a layer of enormous work where we simply need to put things in order, we must do everything to preserve all the monuments that represent historical, cultural values, so that we do not lose them, so that they do not disappear with maps of our cities, of course... and here the federa

tangoumi, our friends in the field of registration, our friends in the ministry of heritage, to whom i thank them very much , they are serious now, i just said that the cuisine of gilan was recently nationally registered, as well as the food of other cities, nationally registered, in the matter of global registration, we must accept that we have a quota , which means, you know, more than your quota. you can't go together with me. well , we have less common foods, for example, food, and let me serve you. the next step is rituals. food festivals are a big thing that we are doing right now. of course , it should have been realized last year. financial problems did not leave us. in fact, there are big events in the field of food. and family this is why i invite the various governors and mayors to interact with the secretariat . we have prepared the national program for the promotion of family food, which requires these celebrations or fests, as the westerners call them, and people do not reconcile with the announcement. the expression in these gatherings should be expressed in the same i

petersburg and... to the preservation of cultural heritage sites.they make elements to decorate facades. novice craftsmen cut out the necessary parts themselves and then process them. vlada kopylovskaya before the restoration of historical heritage. this is not the last fitting before the wooden new things take their place on the chipped façade of the building. the house is from the late 19th century, but little is known about it. ancient slavic symbols in the decor, and also these lyres. the owner was clearly a creative person. in the 21st century, all this beauty could well sink into oblivion. local historian yulia zheleznova decided to compete and involve schoolchildren in this. we chose this particular one not because it has any interesting history, precisely because it has amazing details on the facade. i can’t say that they are downright rare. there are several houses with lyres in irkutsk, but they are not very common. seventh graders are sawing out lyres for technology lessons, and the polishing stage is underway. the most responsible. atten

because i am a belarusian designer, because i work with the theme of our historical and cultural heritageamily, this concerns mine, well, these are ancestral ties, family, heritage, ancestors, that’s all , these are very important topics that... i touch on, and naturally, belarus is my homeland, i wrote at one time about where i live, what i’m inspired by, just as i now want to convey to the world that we have, we have such a great heritage, which, well, which needs to be broadcast, about this needs to be said. success is a very broad concept, i didn’t think about myself in this way, but i’m definitely happy about the interest that i see in my work, in the collection, in the message that i put in, it can’t help but make me happy, but for me, success is not some point, not some achievement, it’s like an expression: it’s called success, like i’m distracted by a child, i’m distracted because i have a small child, so i have to, as they say, remember and live it all, because that the eldest daughter, as they say, in 20 years everything has already been forgotten, and accordingly i re-enter it

we have introduced the opportunity to work as a volunteer at cultural heritage sites. out by uncertified specialists or volunteers. it's no secret that the pearls of the russian north, wooden churches, huts, often save local or youth from such public organizations as a common cause, before that, according to the law, they are allowed. but is located on the territory of a place of interest, as a rule, these are the historical centers of many ancient cities. construction, excavation, reclamation and other work, all work that is not related to ensuring the safety of such objects, is prohibited. new construction is prohibited. in addition, it is possible to reconstruct a building on the territory of a landmark, but without increasing the volumetric space characteristics. in other words, you cannot build on it. house in the center of the ancient city. there are many such sad examples when a skyscraper grows on the site of a two-story mansion. another important addition is the appearance of the term object that has the characteristics of a newly identified cultural heritage

heritage, reports that the destruction of gaza's cultural sites is rampant.ished several reports that since the first month of the war , centuries-old historical monuments have been destroyed. this war is destroying cultural and historical identity the people of gaza. we also witnessed conflicts in sudan, syria and yemen. but we have never had the destruction of historical monuments on this scale. according to the latest statistics, more than 200 historical monuments, including mosques, churches, schools and old houses , were completely destroyed in azzah. the united nations in the world gatherings should certainly have documents condemning these types of destructions, because you can see the effect that has been destroyed. this is a fact, it means that all the efforts are always related to the preservation of the work before it is destroyed and damaged. after the destruction, the work does not come back. certainly, international assemblies should refer to it. in any case, the hague document should react. the hague charter is an agreement that was drafted in

vlada kopylovskaya about restoration and historical heritage. not the last fitting before the wooden new things take their place. on the cracked facade of the building. the house is from the late 19th century, but little is known about it: ancient slavic symbols in the decor, and also these lyres. the owner was clearly a creative person. in the 21st century, all this beauty could well sink into oblivion. local historian yulia zheleznova decided to fight and involve schoolchildren in this. we chose this one not because it has any interesting history, but precisely because it has amazing details. in the garden, i can’t say that they are really rare, there are several houses with lyres in irkutsk, but they are not that happens so often. seventh graders are sawing out lyres for technology lessons; the polishing stage is underway, the most important work when the entire workpiece can be ruined behind. irkutsk is famous for its wooden architecture. the first building to be renovated was the namarata house 40, it was not yet a cultural heritage site, n

and is this a way forward. — heritage of our future.re. and is this a way forward, do you think, - a way forward, do you think, for more galleries to do a similar thing? because sometimes people go to galleries, let's be honest, and we look at things on the wall and 90, we look at things on the wall and go, i could've done that! sometimes we do! i go, i could've done that! sometimes we do! i think _ go, i could've done that! sometimes we do! i think art _ go, i could've done that! sometimes we do! i think art is _ go, i could've done that! sometimes we do! i think art is subjective, - we do! i think art is subjective, it is about responsible we are not alone in this. i have been too many exhibitions where the public have been invited to contribute towards also to projects. {lita been invited to contribute towards also to projects-— also to pro'ects. 0k, janet, thank ou ve also to projects. 0k, janet, thank you very much — also to projects. 0k, janet, thank you very much for _ also to projects. 0k, janet, thank you very much for explaini

he says that the effects of land subsidence on cultural heritage are definite and it shows itself over time. pictures of the subsidence of historical complexes in isfahan have been published in the past days. the ground under the foot of the takht jamshid complex has subsided. the result is cracks and grooves. under the feet of isfahan's historical mosques, the ground is also sinking. the result is this crack. this is the area that we have studied now, it is going down almost 5 cm a year, and the area that is towards. it is in the north-west , 7 cm a year, asymmetric grooves and cracks , which increases the risk of destruction of the works . the mosque is cracking or the columns are tilting. this time, the excess load will cause the column to break in the long term, we are not saying that it is possible because we doubt that the columns will be closed . it happens what is land subsidence and how did this disaster happen to iran? the calamity that was announced in farvardin by the urban research center is that iran ranks second in the world, and according to the director of the hazards

hour once that happens, i think we have lost their heritage.— lost their heritage.s well as concerns over littering in - lost their heritage. now as well as concerns over littering in the i lost their heritage. now as well as concerns over littering in the old l concerns over littering in the old abandoned mines, there are legitimate fears around safety with a steep drop on one side down to the old abandoned cars, and jagged edges all round. the old car will still be there for all to see, but with a hope that future visitors abide by the old saying, leave nothing but footprints and take nothing but pictures. taylor swift hasjoined elon musk as ranking among the world's wealthiest people. the american pop star entered the forbes world's billionaires list for the first time with a massive $1.1 billion — that's £877 million. here's ellie price. music taylor swift was young when she started making some serious cash from her music atjust 16. started making some serious cash from her music atjust16. but ten studio albums and 1a grammies later, she's even got industry expe

proud that i am a belarusian designer, because i work with themes of our historical and cultural heritagenot just, this concerns me, this concerns my family, this concerns mine, well, these are ancestral ties, clan, heritage, ancestors, that’s all, these are very important topics that i’m touching on, and naturally, belarus is my homeland, i wrote at one time about where i live, what i’m inspired by, in the same way, i now want to convey to the world that we have, we have such a great heritage , which... well, which need to be broadcast, we need to talk about it. success is a very broad concept, i didn’t think about myself in this way, but i’m definitely happy about the interest that... i see regarding my work, regarding the collection, the message that i put in, this cannot but please me, here, but for me, success is not some point, not some achievement, it’s like an expression in the movement of life, it’s like a road that is constantly renewed, and you achieve, you set a new goal, you move on, this whole process, that’s the beauty of it , it’s probably called success, how distracted i

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

we invite you to visit the industrial heritage monument of the early 20th century visit the owner ofl store. well, let's not. let's start our acquaintance with the museum-reserve with the ethnographic complex of mlyn. my name is alina it’s not war, it’s a cultural fashion project. the city in which we are located is rightfully considered one of... ragneda, who was forced into marriage with prince vladimir. so, once she tried to take the life of her unloved husband, but her son izyaslav arrived in time and managed to protect his mother from his angry father. it was for this act that prince vladimir exiled his son and wife to polotsk lands. who knows, maybe this is not a legend at all, but i know for sure that this is not all that it is famous for. the city of zaslavl in the center of our attention is the cultural heritage of the belarusian people, the historical and cultural museum-reserve of the same name. and we are in the ethnographic complex of mlyn, which consists of a house of importers, sviron, a pore mill, a forge, if we talk about a pore mill. i heard the forge, that’s what t

heritage destruction of cultural sites in gaza is rampant.rganization has sent several reports to international bodies related to cultural heritage and explained the depth of the cultural disaster in gaza. what is happening in gaza today is cultural genocide. we monitored the situation from the beginning of the war and published several reports that since the first month of the war, the destruction of historical monuments of several hundred years. there have been. this war is destroying the cultural and historical identity of the people of gaza. we have seen conflicts in sudan, syria and yemen, but we have never seen the destruction of historical buildings on this scale. in the latest according to the statistics, more than 200 historical buildings including mosques, churches, schools and old houses were completely destroyed in gaza. the united nations in the world assemblies, surely there should be documents condemning this type of destruction, because you see. this is a fact, which means that all efforts are always related to the protection

exposure to the memorial branch of the gagaryn heritage museum, the first headliner on the 90th anniversary day of celebration. iago's paths in space are recorded in the phototapes, here. prastavits chatyry kantserta. the castle of hertsaga blue barad is as old as hell. the opera by the hungarian composer bartók has not been performed for 20 years. well, more cultural yavak and artol. that is , tradition on our site belteleradyokampany tsvr.by, and for navinami skin wound on the tv channel belarus 1. with this, our issue is completed, news of the region and other projects of the bteleradyokampany are available on the website tvr.by.

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in ukraine, over 128,000 objects of cultural heritage have been destroyed or damaged by the russians beginning of the full-scale invasion of 1,046 monuments. of them, 346 sub protected by unesco, but this did not stop the enemy. every year on april 18, the world celebrates the international day of protection of architectural monuments of historical heritage. on this day , the world community is reminded of the diversity of cultural heritage. not created throughout the history of mankind and the need to preserve it for future generations. how russian invaders are destroying our monuments. let's see in the plot: walls and broken bricks. this is what the shukhevych museum in the suburbs of lviv looks like. on new year's eve, the russians attacked the building with shahed drones. even before velika during the war, museum workers managed to remove more than 600 exhibits. but almost all that remained were destroyed. the museum was famous and valuable for its history. it was here that the headquarters of horunchy upa general roman shukhevich worked. his last heroic battle took place here. m

intangible heritage registration council of the country. bread and sweets have many fans during holidays, especially eid al- fitr. they respect this eid, eid al-fitr, the month of ramadan , the number of this eid, may god bless you. khana without sham are the foods of the iranian people. their raw materials are local and prepared according to the cold or hot climate. in kermanshah province, considering that the economy of the region is based on horticulture and agriculture. native local food. in the spring season, the people of our region do not use meat at all, they use vegetable protein to rest their bodies. wheat and rice flour is the main ingredient of most of the original iranian breads and sweets. products that are flavored with herbs and often to. sugar is sweetened with grape juice, dates and fruit nectar, and their oil is natural and animal when making it , we use ilam animal oil, which has its own special taste and texture. we call it beji. it has a long shelf life . we knead it with local fennel and jujube oil flour and milk. whe

we invite you to visit the industrial heritage monument of the early 20th century and visit the ownercal trading store. well, let’s not pour water on the mill, let’s start our acquaintance with the museum-reserve with ethnographic complex. my name is alina nevoina, this is a cultural fashion project. the city in which we are located is rightfully considered one of the oldest cities in belarus. this place is famous not only for its outstanding monuments. and architecture, but a sad love story. you have all heard the legend about the beautiful girl rogneda, who was forced into marriage with prince vladimir. so, once she tried to take the life of her unloved husband, but her son izyaslav arrived in time and managed to protect his mother from his angry father. exactly for this prince vladimir exiled his son and wife to the polotsk lands. who knows, maybe... it’s not a legend at all, but i know for sure that this is not all that the amazing city of zaslavl is famous for, in the center of our attention is the cultural heritage of the belarusian... people, the historical and cultural museum

of this day remind the world society about the diversity of the cultural heritage created throughoutistory of mankind and the need to preserve it for future generations. let's see how the russian invaders are destroying our sights in the story. walls and broken bricks. this is what the shukhevych museum in the suburbs of lviv looks like. on new year's eve, the russians attacked the building with drones. even before the great war , museum workers managed to remove more than 600 exhibits, but almost all that remained were destroyed. the museum was famous and valuable for its history, it was here that the headquarters of general horunchy upa roman shukhevich worked. his last heroic battle took place here. more than uah 2 million is needed for the reconstruction of the museum building alone. whether it will be possible to restore it, or whether a new one will have to be built, will be decided based on the results. examination and architectural competition. since the first days of the full-scale war, russian troops have been cynically destroying ukrainian cultural heritage. architectural

according to fkz 5 - article 30, all objects of cultural heritage that... were at the time of joiningpublic to the russian federation were in the state register of cultural heritage objects of ukraine are automatically protected. according to the law on the protection of cultural heritage of the russian federation , this object was directly in this register, and we have accounting documentation for it, it has a security number, and naturally, it is protected in accordance with the law of the russian federation on the protection of cultural heritage. does construction equipment somehow threaten kurgan? no, absolutely not, construction equipment is currently repairing the road, this is now clearly visible in the video, the kurgan is located much deeper. the sidewalk part is being repaired, well, it has always been there , there has always been a road there, there has always been a sidewalk, now the earthworks that are being carried out, they pose absolutely no threat, what was supposedly shown on the video is a bunch of land that for some reason they called it a mound, near the mound ,

doesn’t work deeply in this theme no one, no one works closely with our historical and cultural heritagedesigner for... applied art from folk art, this is embroidery, this is knitting, this is... embroidery, this is printing designs, this is weaving, so i try in every reflect exactly one such moment. recently, in the fashion world , such a trend has become established as conscious fashion, or a conscious attitude towards the production of clothing, i try not to deviate from this rule , and... in particular, my collection rabsodia of the fields, a clear example of this, i use here natural jute thread, this is a 100% natural thread, which can then be processed, knitted into rugs, used as fertilizer for trees, that is, an absolutely natural material, we also use natural dyes diluted in oil, all this was applied with hot planks, that’s why no no chemicals, no machines, nothing was used here. i also use natural fabrics, this is cambric, this is cotton, and eco-leather. the rhabsody of the fields collection, it is probably the most environmentally friendly, this collection will be shown in 192

center, so when i joined san francisco heritage i was thinking why isn't san francisco a world heritage city? for the architecture alone it could be inscribed. golden gate bridge to name a few but the city is so unique in the architecture, the mansioned and historic landmarks so hoping to start a conversation on that with city stakeholders this year. >> that is great. let's talk about your relationship with other agencies. you mentioned economic and office of work force development and planning commission. how do you unt integrate to them? >> these relationships are essential. we are working with office of small business for the legacy business program and the planning department is really one of our most crucial relationships. we meet quarterly with them and we really see how we can support not only historic land mark listings and historical cultural context statements, strategy for culture districts and city survey among many other activities that really are of concern to both of us. for the office of workforce development, i attended a etmooing recently that the chamber of commerce o

in 1954, the hack convention for the protection of cultural heritage was signed, however, only duringsferred to the united nations, and unesco was created there. this all formed the basis for the creation of unesco. and, of course, we simply read with our own eyes what is at the core the hague convention of 1954, for the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict, the three fundamental documents are the roerrich pact and the decision of the hague conference of 1899 and... this army is making everyone aware that the united states has an obligation to preserve cultural objects in the light of the roerrich pact. today the pact formally continues to operate and you can join it. roerrich did not set the task of developing, so to speak, a kind of responsibility; it was about legislation, about respect, and so on, about voluntary. ideas began to take shape that there was an attempt or damage to cultural values. represents his crime, the yugoslav tribunal found the serbian general guilty of causing the destruction. there are actually many examples, of the examples that wer

we will tell you how cultural heritage sites are preserved in the leningrad region.l film festival is coming to an end. critics are cautious favorites this year. are not named and note that many paintings raise important social issues. what do directors care about? stanislav anisimov will tell you. the film screening is coming to an end, and now we can say with confidence that one of the main themes was the history of relationships between generations, the search for oneself and one’s place in this world. so, let's start with the programs of special screenings of the forty-sixth moscow international film festival. look at me based on real ones. my home in search of a european dream, the main character comes to moscow, will he be able to call this place home or will his journey continue? oddly enough, the answer to all the tormenting questions that are asked in the films of the forty-sixth moscow international film festival becomes family values, largely forgotten, but no less important, you come to this conclusion after watching all these films. stanislav anisimov, s

objects, it is necessary to carry out an inventory of all cultural heritage objects in each region, this will allow us to understand the scale and build a step-by-step action algorithm for each, this is such a layer of huge work where it is simply necessary to provide for special articles, reviewing budgets for subsequent years, too , special funds, we can’t do without it, on our instructions, the economic development committee began to work substantively with the russian property management agency, and here a big role is also assigned to the federal property management agency, so join forces, and of course, fellow senators, please , during the regional week, carefully study the situation in your regions, how are things going? do such lists exist, what is the condition of cultural heritage objects, what are the plans for their involvement in life, social, economic circulation, and so on, also keep these issues under control. we do not have the right to lose unique objects of architecture, culture, engineering , and so on. please take note of this attention. the right to introduce a

know that now there is a war going on not only in the literal sense, a war for the mind. historical heritage, a thousand-year history of statehood, and statehood is basically continuous, if we take the calculation of the continuity of sovereignty, then we specifically conducted such a study, well, it turns out with maximum modesty, russia occupies second place in the world, after england, dash britain in terms of continuous state sovereignty, third, by the way, is sweden. therefore, we don’t need to invent anything, we don’t need to fantasize, we need to study and popularize what we have, our own historical heritage. and in this sense, how would it be correct to build interaction with young people? when we talk about how to teach history, in this regard, an honest conversation with young people is especially important, because when you start not saying something or god forbid someone distort. then trust is lost immediately, and the main principle of conversation, and in general not only with young people, with any normal people, is to make history interesting, there is no need for this stupi

both heritage dw world heritage 360, now harmonious how the west african chorus sounds with an orchestra in tylic white house dot in austria is attracting a large number of visitors and tantalizing y l. zation talk, somebody is so popular, these stories and more coming up on your own macs the are you familiar with the core? um, it's a traditional west african instrument with a history that goes back centuries significantly. is musician sake who k to has brought this instrument into a european context. while many musicians play the core as a solo instrument case of composes pieces for cora and orchestra, the sick ok to is a virtual is to of the cora, a traditional west african stringed instrument. but how does that could bring it into completely different musical contexts? and what challenges does he face in the process? the what i come from that if the music isn't by memory, still remember buttons and then have to, when he writes it, then i have to stick with the riots. and that's the challenge. the see who worked hard for 15 years to find a connection between the cora and europe and cla

building that it has been nationally registered in terms of content in the ministry of cultural heritage tourism and handicrafts. the content presented to children and teenagers, the content prepared for the introduction of history in the history museum was noticed by the officials of the ministry of cultural heritage and reached the national register. subjects in the history museum to manure. and the teenager is presented in a special and special format that makes children and teenagers get to know the charms of history. for example , historical figures are introduced to children and teenagers with their participation. for example, in terms of architecture, the space has been prepared until children and teenagers pass through the paths and corridors in the history museum. being in time , they can see a place that is somewhat disconnected from the outside world and feel themselves in the passage of time . it can be the pre-historic period, it can be the historical period, it can be the islamic period, which we have detailed in the textbooks. it has not been paid, but we are moving forwar

only as a legal document, with the leakage of unesco’s entire system for the protection of cultural heritageas educational against vandalism and ignorance at all times. a suspect in the car bombing of former sbu officer vasily has been detained in moscow. according to the fsb, he acted on instructions from a ukrainian curator, through who received the components of a radio-controlled explosive device, assembled it and mined the car. in the near future , a number of examinations will be appointed, including medical and explosives. in february, my supervisor told me that he was assigned the task personally by the head of the sbu, malyuk. at 2:00 am, i attached this bomb to the bottom of the car, well, let me remind you that on korovinskoye highway in moscow last week there was an explosion of a toyota land cruiser prado, the owner of which is a former sbu officer who moved to russia before the start of svo, vasily prozarov. as a result of the incident, he was injured, and nearby cars were also damaged. this is not the first such attempt. over the past 2 years, journalists daria dugina and mili

we made a tradition in stanasai, 23 days were registered in the madi namos heritage list. it has a lot of fans on holidays, especially eid-ul-fitr . the next eid is eid-ul-fitr, and every season , buy sweets and respect this eid. eid-ul-fitr is the month of ramadan . in kermanshah province, due to the fact that the economy of the region is based on horticulture and agriculture , there are native and local foods in the spring season, the people of our region do not use meat at all, instead of vegetable protein they use wheat flour and rice to rest the body, the main ingredients are mostly breads and sweets the originals of iran are products that are flavored with vegetables and often with grape juice and dates instead of sugar the nectar of the fruits is sweetened and their oil is natural and animal. when frying it , we use ilam animal oil, which has its own special taste. we fry it with sarkhreini oil . it lasts longer . it is really these seemingly simple features that have placed authentic iranian foods in the ranks of healthy foods and have registered them in the list o