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Inquiry concerning binational museums [On behalf of Carina Jaatinen [log in to unmask]]
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Carla BONOMI <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 27 Aug 2014 15:54:17 +0000
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Dear ICOM colleagues around the world,

I am trying to find information about any bi-national public or private museums. If you know examples of museums that are located near the borderlines of different countries and are run by cross border administration or management, I would be extremely thankful for any information.

With best wishes
Carina Jaatinen
ICOM/ICEE, President

Director of Development
Development Services
National Board of Antiquities
P.O. Box 913
00101 Helsinki
FINLAND
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Tel: +358401286005
www.nba.fi<http://www.nba.fi>


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