Heritage Under Siege: Military Implementation of Cultural Property Protection Following the 1954 Hague Convention

Joris D. Kila

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WINNER OF THE BLUE SHIELD AWARD 2012! Drawing on the results of a multidisciplinary research a first comprehensive picture of cultural property protection involving the military is presented. Practical, legal and contemplative aspects are considered while presenting a fascinating new discipline in heritage related studies.

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