Heritage at War: Plan and Prepare

Heritage at War: Plan and Prepare delves into the complex relationship between armed conflict and cultural heritage preservation. Edited by Mark Dunkley, Lisa Mol, and Anna Tulliach, this book is divided into two parts: learning from historical examples and preparing for present-day challenges. It offers a structured approach to understanding both the historical context and modern strategies for safeguarding cultural sites.

What You'll Learn

• Understand early Roman attitudes towards cultural heritage during conflicts
• Explore WWII Italy's land warfare and its impact on cultural heritage
• Discover the UK’s current approach to cultural property protection
• Learn about NGO-led efforts in museum preparations near conflict zones
• Analyze the role of NGOs in cultural heritage recovery during crises

Who This Book Is For

This book is ideal for historians, cultural preservationists, and students interested in the impact of conflict on cultural sites. It assumes a basic understanding of historical and cultural studies.

What You Need to Know First

Familiarity with general historical events and basic cultural heritage concepts is recommended. No prior expertise in conflict studies is necessary.

Why This Book

This book stands out with its dual focus on historical insights and contemporary strategies, offering a comprehensive view that integrates past lessons with current practices.

What's Inside

The book spans 238 pages and includes contributions from experts in cultural property protection. Published by The White Horse Press, it is a detailed resource for those committed to cultural preservation.