Memory of the World Nomination Casebook

Foreword Introduction: Purpose, Structure, and Use of the MoW Nomination Casebook  From Memory to Inscription: Case Studies on MoW Nominations - International Centre for Documentary Heritage under the auspices of UNESCO Overview of the UNESCO MoW Programme and Nomination Process  The Memory of the World Registers - Joie Springer, Chair of the UNESCO Memory of the World Register Sub-Committee Case Presentations: Experiences and Insights from Around the World National Nomination: Cases submitted by a single country  The Nomination of Jikji to the UNESCO Memory of the World Register : A Case of Cultural Diplomacy and Strategic Engagement - Sonu Sonya Yang, Cheongju Early Printing Museum  The Hendrik Witbooi Papers: A Case Study of the Nominated Documentary Heritage Inscribed on the Memory of the World Register - Sarah Negumbo, Namibia Library and Archives Service  The Long Winding Road to Freedom : the inscription of the Rivonia Trial Dictabelt Collection on the MoW International Register (Criminal Court Case No. 253/1963 (State Versus N Mandela and Others)) - Nkwenkwezi Languza, National Archives and Records Services of South Africa  Lu. Altan Tobchi: Catalyst for Mongolia’s Memory of the World Programme Committee - Sainbileg Byambadorj, National Library of Mongolia  Katherine Mansfield literary and personal papers and belongings inscription onto the UNESCO Memory of the World Register in 2025 - Sean JD McMahon, UNESCO Memory of the World New Zealand Committee  A Case Study from Prehistoric Memory: Cuneiform Inscriptions of Dilmun Kings on Stone Vessels(c.1700 BCE) - Haya Al-Sada, Bahrain Authority for Culture & Antiquities Joint Nomination: Cases jointly submitted by two or more countries  The Silver Men: A Transnational Journey of Caribbean Memory and Identity A Case Study on The Silver Men: West Indian Labourers at the Panama Canal - Alissandra Cummins, Barbados Museum & Historical Society  Children's drawings and writings in wartime Europe: 1914 – 1950 A new entry in the UNESCO Memory of the World Programme - Kristell Gilbert, National Education Museum of France - Jutta Ströter-Bender, International Research and Archives Network for Historic Children’s Drawing Concluding Reflections: Shared Lessons and Future Directions for MoW Nominations  Reflections and Pathways: Insights from MoW Nomination Case Studies - Roslyn Russell, UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Committee

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