List of Memory of the World Register in Brazil explained

List of Memory of the World Register in Brazil, contains ten registered works. The Emperor's collection was the first recorded work to be included in the list in 2003, a heritage with 23,000 photographs of Brazil and the world from the 19th century, which had been donated by D. Pedro II and integrates the Thereza Christina Maria Collection. The Brazilian National Library is one of the members of the Brazilian Committee program and, as such, participates in the co-ordination of the action plans developed in Brazil.

UNESCO established the international program Memory of the World in 1992.

List

Documentary heritage	Country/territory	Custodian(s)	Year inscribed	Reference
The Emperor's collection: foreign and Brazilian photography in the 19th century	Brazil	Fundação Biblioteca Nacional	2003	^[1]
Network of information and counter information on the military regime in Brazil (1964-1985)	Brazil	National Archives of Brazil	2011	^[2]
Dutch West India Company (Westindische Compagnie) archives	Brazil, Ghana, Netherlands, Guyana,, Suriname, United Kingdom, United States	Albany County Hall of Records Archivo Nashonal Municipal Archives New York Nationaal Archief Nationaal Archief Surinamee The National Archives-Kew New York State Archives National archives of Guyana	2011	^[3]
Architectural Archive of Oscar Niemeyer	Brazil	Fundação Oscar Niemeyer para Fins Culturais	2013	^[4]
Documents regarding the Emperor D. Pedro II’s journeys in Brazil and abroad	Brazil	Museu Imperial	2013	^[5]
Antonio Carlos Gomes	Brazil, Italy	Arquivo Nacional (AN) - Ministério da Justiça Escola de Música da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro Fundação Biblioteca Nacional Museu Histórico Nacional Museu Imperial Museu da Universidade Federal do Pará	2015	^[6]
Fundo Comitê de Defesa dos Direitos Humanos para os Países do Cone Sul (CLAMOR)	Brazil, Uruguay	Centro de Documentação e Informação Científica “Prof. Casemiro dos Reis Filho”	2015	^[7]
The War of the Triple Alliance Iconographic and cartographic presentations	Brazil, Uruguay	Biblioteca Nacional del Uruguay National History Museum of Uruguay	2015	^[8]
Collection Educator Paulo Freire	Brazil	Instituto Paulo Freire	2017	^[9]
Nise da Silveira Personal Archive	Brazil	Museu de Imagens do Inconsciente	2017	^[10]

See also

• Memory of the World Register – Latin America and the Caribbean

External links

• Brazil - Memory of the World Register

Notes and References

1. Web site: The Emperor's collection: foreign and Brazilian photography in the XIX century . UNESCO . 2020-03-26.
2. Web site: Network of information and counter information on the military regime in Brazil (1964-1985) . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.
3. Web site: Dutch West India Company (Westindische Compagnie) Archives . UNESCO . 2020-03-26.
4. Web site: Architectural Archive of Oscar Niemeyer . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.
5. Web site: Documents regarding the Emperor D. Pedro II’s journeys in Brazil and abroad . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.
6. Web site: Antonio Carlos Gomes . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme.
7. Web site: Fundo Comitê de Defesa dos Direitos Humanos para os Países do Cone Sul (CLAMOR) . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.
8. Web site: The War of the Triple Alliance Iconographic and cartographic presentations . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.
9. Web site: Collection Educator Paulo Freire . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.
10. Web site: Nise da Silveira Personal Archive . UNESCO Memory of the World Programme . 2018-10-27.