Patrimoines en guerre. " Sauver un peu de la beauté du monde." Celte no one's Greece

no one's Greece

"The Archon-King: An Athenian Particularity"

since prehistoric times

whether in painting

swimming would seem to be one of the major ways of confronting the universe itself

Patrimoines en guerre. " Sauver un peu de la beauté du monde." Celte no one's GreeceEven today, in contemporary conflicts, heritage is not simply collateral damage. As the legacy of a people, a symbol of its identity and sovereignty, heritage is also a target, a strategic and ideological issue, to the point that, since 1998, its destruction has been considered a war crime by the International Criminal Court. This qualification is largely the legacy of the Second World War, which was particularly destructive for heritage, targeted by