US EditionIt’s survived plagues, fires, invasions and bombing. Now an Australian woman is scrambling to save it once more
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During the plague, dying people were cared for within the walls of the monastery.
·Budapest, Hungary
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The AgeIt’s survived plagues, fires, invasions and bombing. Now an Australian woman is scrambling to save it once more
The remarkable 1500-year-old Biblioteca Capitolare in Verona is widely viewed as the world’s oldest continuously operating library. Nina Fiorenza is on a mission to preserve it.
·Sydney, Australia
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