Hague Convention of 1954
Conservation & Preservationarchive
How to protect British sites from the destruction of war after 1954 Hague Convention ratification
Now the UK is a signatory, it must consider how best to conserve its cultural heritage should an invasion ever occur
Lawarchive
A discussion of the Unidroit convention from an art-world perspective: “Unidroit is a potential disaster—enough of disinformation and ideology”
Collector George Ortiz speaks up and argues that its ratification will achieve the exact opposite of its declared aims
Unescoarchive
The Yugoslav National Army has caused serious destruction to Sibenic cathedral, churches, castles and historic buildings in Croatia while attempting to divide their territory
The Minister for Education and Culture sends list of destruction to Unesco and invokes the 1954 Hague Convention
War & Conflictarchive
The law of war: The Hague Convention as military necessity or military convenience?
The 1954 convention is the product of nearly a century’s thought about cultural property in which it is implicit that it is the heritage of all mankind