Experts launch project to digitise neglected Bosnian heritage


  • TECH
  • Friday, 22 Aug 2014

DIGITAL BACKUP: Photographer Jim Marshall, a member of the Foundation for the Preservation of Historical Heritage, photographing pages of a book in Bosnia's National Library in Sarajevo. — Reuters

SARAJEVO: A group of Balkan experts have launched a high-tech project to digitise Bosnia's historical archives which were partly destroyed during its three wars last century and are still under threat from neglect and a lack of funding. 

The project promises to make available online a host of records and papers detailing Bosnia's turbulent past, most notably the events and atmosphere surrounding the 1914 Sarajevo assassination that triggered World War One. 

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