Russian Strike Damages Ukrainian Archive Holding 15 Million Publications Dating Back to 1917
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As a result of Russian strikes on the night of October 19 in Kiev, the premises of the State Scientific Institution “Book Chamber of Ukraine named after Ivan Fedorov” were damaged.
The archives were under threat due to moisture.
Russian strike damages Ukrainian archive holding 15 million publications dating back to 1917
A Russian missile attack on Kyiv damaged Ukraine's national archive of printed publications, leaving a collection of more than 15 million items at risk from moisture and deteriorating storage conditions.
As a result of the Russian ballistic attack on Kiev, the building of the Book Chamber of Ukraine was damaged. The blast wave knocked out windows on nine floors, and because of the cold and humidity, unique archival funds, numbering more than 15 million copies, were under threat.
The shock wave damaged the administrative building and archive, where doors fell and walls cracked
On the night of October 19, 2026, as a result of a Russian missile strike on Kiev, the building of the Book Chamber of Ukraine named after Ivan Fedorov suffered significant damage. In bookstores, windows were knocked out, doors, walls and ceilings were damaged. Due to the threat of moisture ingress, the archival funds of the institution, numbering more than 15 million storage units, were at risk. This is reported by “Detector Media” with [...] T…
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