by Jack Le Moine
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In the news this week China’s Documents of the Nanking Massacre were approved for The Memory of the World Register. This project intends to preserve the basic documents of world history. The UN agency in charge of this project is UNESCO.
This is the official web page for this project. How can these documents be made available to the public? The web page does not say how they can be accessed.
More information on the project.
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