Memorial Plaque of Polish Senators
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Issue No. 5 (2018)
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Place of memory in the resource of cultural heritage of technology
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Memory places or areas of Memory
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Sites of Memory - memory of the site, defining and rules of protection in Lodz planning documents
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The First World War Monuments in East Prussia as a place of memory or a memorial areas
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Protection of places of memory as a theoretical and practical issue
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Places of memory as a subject of theoretical reflection in heritage conservation
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Polish Memorial Places - changes in interpretation and problems of protection in the 21st century
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Places of Memory in the Spanish Law
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Artifacts in memorial places - the issue of restitution of museum ehxibits
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Sites of Memory - defining the concept with regard to heritage protection
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Post-truth of inscriptions - dilemma of wall painting conservation
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Memorial Plaque of Polish Senators
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History of commemorate plaque 150 polish senators-victims of the Second World War. The commemorate plaque was unveiled in Senate in 1999. Some Senators don’t have a graves. The commemorate plaques, it’s the one place where we can find name and surname of Senators, which are carved into the stone. People who worked in the Chancellery of the Senate after 1989 tried to get some information about Polish Senators and their life during the wartime. We have interesting documents with biographical info. There are valuable things because the Archive of the Senate doesn’t include materials of the polish Senate (1922-1939). Thanks to senators families we have valuable documents, photos etc. The "virtual memorial plaque" was launched on polish senate’s webside in 2009. The "virtual memorial plaque" complements the "real" memorial plaque. The documents we have are very helpful for publications about history of Senate. The Chancellery of the Senate creates also an exhibitions about polish parliamentarianism.