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The Diaries of Emperor

Papers trips D. Pedro II can enter the list of World Heritage Site in 2012

D. Pedro I faced three wars, abdicated the throne and died young, at 35. It fell to D. Pedro II took advantage of the good life of the emperor. Interested in arts and science, made several trips through Brazil and the world, through Europe, the U.S., Egypt, Lebanon and other countries. On these occasions, he found local elites, went to dinner, museums and events. All this is recorded in about nine hundred documents, including personal diaries and drawings of the emperor, correspondences, theater programs, expense reports and newspapers.

The collection belongs to the Imperial Museum in Petropolis, State of Rio de Janeiro, and has just joined the National Registry of Memory of the World, UNESCO. In coming years, the museum aims to raise funds to digitize the material, making it available on the Internet, publishing journals and organizing a large exhibition. And for 2012, there another plan for the collection: compete for the title of World Heritage Site, also by Unesco.

The first trip to D. Peter was abroad in 1871, to Europe and Egypt. The second began in 1876 in the United States, where he met Graham Bell and the telephone. In the diaries, the emperor has experience with the invention, which arrived in Brazil soon after. "D. Peter traveled more than any ruler of the time. He had grants, but say it took even borrowed money to travel. Always brought objects for his private collection, but also made donations, "says Lucia Guimaraes, a historian at the University the State of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) and a member of the Institute holder Brazilian Geography and History (IHGB).

The acquis on trips to the museum was donated in 1948 by Prince D. Peter Gaston d'Orleans e Braganca, grandson of Princess Isabel. "With the early Republic, the royal family separated the private papers of officers, and led all individuals to Europe. Only then brought him back. We have here about 60 000 documents, "explains Neiba Cristina Machado da Costa, head of the Historical Archives Museum. Not all the papers belonged to the emperor. There are, for example, the diary of the Countess of Barral [See "The other half," p. 20], lover who accompanied him on some trips. The collection also includes letters sent by the Prince of Wales, by Louis Pasteur and Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius.

However, what really draws attention are the diaries, where the emperor describes places, people and his meetings worldwide. "Few leaders left travel diaries as well. He went to Egypt to see the excavations and recorded everything meticulously. And when compared with what I had read about the places, "said Lucia. According to the historian, there are many photos of these rides scattered throughout the archives of the museum, the National Library and IHGB. With the award, the material of Petrópolis will be on the Internet, but researchers still may make valuable discoveries rolling his other achievements.


SOURCE: RHBN



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Researchers UFRN want available on the Internet more than 16,000 letters of allotments

The Portuguese kingdom went through a terrible time with a supply crisis in the fourteenth century. To improve the situation, the uncultivated land became the new owners donated by the system of allotments. The bill came to Brazil at the beginning of colonization, with Martim Afonso de Souza, in the 1530s. To this day no one knows how many titles are called letters of allotments were awarded. Researchers at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte is estimated that between 16 000 and 20 000. They've done a survey of these documents in some Northeastern states, and released this year, the database platform Silber - Sesmarias of the Luso-Brazilian.

Until April, the web portal will have about a thousand insertions between maps, legislation relating to land grants and copies of letters. "We have large number of documents here, but much is spread by other files in the country. Let's try partnerships with states, "says Carmen Alveal, project coordinator. She said one goal is to give as many here have given confirmation letters in the archives of Portugal. The team estimates somewhere around 20%, which shows that Brazil, in fact, was mostly occupied by office.

The address of the Platform is Silba www.cchla.ufrn.br / silber

SOURCE: RHBN

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Ingenio closed doors

01/01/2011


At 40, the Museum Recôncavo Wanderley Pinho, Bahia, is undergoing restoration. The eighteenth-century house will reopen in 2014


Since the eighteenth century, residents and visitors of the Mill Town, the city of Candeias, Bahia, took advantage of the calm sea views of the Bay of All Saints. Also delighted with the four-storey mansion, with 55 rooms, a chapel and library of more than 200 pieces produced since the seventeenth century, including clothing, paintings, decorative objects and furniture. In the last decade, however, only some employees can move around the site. Without undergoing reforms since the 1970s, the building was in danger of collapse. With one month to complete 40 years as headquarters of the Museum Recôncavo Wanderley Pinho, the house is being restored, and should only be reopened in 2014. Money is short, but there are many plans for the future, how to expose pieces of contemporary art in the gardens.

In the place where today stands the house, earlier another machine, looted and burnt by the Dutch in the seventeenth century. Since it was rebuilt the following century, went through periods of rise and decay until it reaches the hands of José Araújo Wanderley de Pinho (1890-1967), heir who conceived the museum. Pine has held various public offices in Congress and defended a bill that eventually led to the creation of the Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage (Iphan). The court overturned the house, and in February 1971 the museum opened.

"This is one of the few places in the Recôncavo that maintain the original architecture of the mill. But I could not even get to there. It was raining inside the house, the wooden beams were rotten. Sometimes I wonder: Did they really wanted the house to fall? "Asked Daniel Rangel, responsible for directing the Institute's Museum of Cultural and Artistic Heritage of Bahia (Dimus). The collection, including original furnishings of the house, not suffered serious damage because it is stored in the Palace of Acclaim, in Salvador, about ten years. The house was empty, but construction only began in 2009. The structures were stabilized, the roof and floors were replaced, and until June , all outside will also be recovered.

The project received support from Petrobras and the government of Bahia, but there is still much to reach $ 9 million needed for the works. A step that needs funding is the reconstruction of the sugar factory, which eventually collapsing in recent years. "I visited the museum in 1980 and part of the factory was still whole. It was as if the actors enacting the milled sugar cane and rum made in those giant ovens and pans," says Rangel. The team is also beginning to think about future projects to attract more visitors. Candeias has a small population and few schools in Salvador, 65 miles away, had a habit of making the trip to the museum. The ideas include the use of the area of environment, considered natural heritage, to create a center of biological research, and the building beside a hotel or cabin.

SOURCE: Journal of the History of the National Library

Sog Trident Vs Sog Aegis

Over 40 professionals from the Immigrant Memorial unemployed

The Immigrant Memorial of St. Paul will no longer be managed by the Social Organization of Culture AAMI - Association of Friends of the Immigrant Memorial, currently Institute of Museum Memories and Identities - IMMI.

The Ministry of Culture has also decided to transfer the entire collection of documents from the Memorial to the Archives of the State of São Paulo.

The management agreement between the State Secretariat of Culture of the State of São Paulo and IMMI force for the last five years will not be renewed. Letter signed by Secretary Andrea Matarazzo addressed in our social organization determines that all activities, projects, partnerships and national and international commitments relating to the Immigrant Memorial including personnel management, are closed. Since December 20, 2010 all 40 officers, directors and advisors are dismissed. Another Social Organization of Culture we will replace the management of the Immigrant Memorial. The Secretariat provided a discreet and unnecessary public call for those interested in managing the Memorial for 6 months. Faced with the decision of the new Secretary, in principle, consider the possibility to compete, but gave up on the information that negotiations were already underway with the OS of the Football Museum. Why participate in a competition if legally we could have our contract extended?

It is public knowledge that no OS is most qualified to to manage our Immigrant Memorial. Our organization was described by then-Governor Geraldo Alckimin in 2004 given the legal proof of 3 years of work with the Memorial.

present to the Secretariat in October, Budget and Work Plan 2011 to 2014 prepared under the guidance of UPPM, national manager of our contract.

During the 5-year management agreement was very invested. For officials, remember that it is unnecessary to form a team overnight. The nature of museum work requires a thorough knowledge of the heritage and memory the institution. We invest in training, courses and research which makes the highly skilled staff and therefore its greatest asset.

30 years working in the museums, never saw the dismissal of an entire team in one fell swoop. In our OS I'm 5 years, but there are professionals who are in the Memorial for at least 15 years.

We are not a company that works for the project or event. We have no profit. Our qualifying was built to the equipment.

We are professionals and authorities in exercising their functions.

The non-renewal of our contract management involves serious damage to morale and a management team with proven technical and managerial quality that has been complying with all applicable legal and programmatic contracted with Pulp and all the demands in the Management Unit, with indexes quality level of the most developed of the Secretariat and museums whose accounts have been approved annually by the inspectors.

Our management at Memorial has won awards at major national and international level beyond the merely adequate.

In June 2005 the then aim Secretary Joao Batista de Andrade, the urgent need to restore the landmark building of the former guesthouse of Immigrants, tumbled by CONDEPHHAT in 1982, failing which, the State be attributed lack of negligence in its preservation, which was granted promptly. In June 2010 the memorial was closed to public visitation to the beginning of restoration works, which have been stalled since then.

The collection of documents for registration of immigrants under the custody of the Memorial was nominated for the UNESCO Memory of the World, in September 2009. The application of this initiative was OS, and approved the technical demonstration of our conservation by that body internationally.

Some of the actions interrupted by the closure of the contract:

1. Project name is already included in the OS, sponsored by BNDES for restoration of Lists of Passengers and Books Registration of Hospitality

2. Agreement with the CISEI of Genoa to scan the names of all the Italians moved into the state of São Paulo, with transfer of funds in euros;

3. Agreement with the Stock emigration from Galicia, to scan the names of all Spaniards entered in the State of São Paulo, with transfer of funds in euros;

4. Agreement with the Mormons for the digitization of approximately 3 million names in the registration forms for foreigners, without cost to the state;

5. Memorandum of intent signed with Museo del Mare in Genoa for the organization of exhibition and seminar in commemoration of 150 Unification of Italy, to be held within the Year of Italy in Brazil with the support of the Embassy and the Italian Institute of Culture in Brazil .

6. Memorandum of intent signed for the commemoration of 200 years of Chinese immigration in Brazil;

7. Memorandum of intent signed for the centenary of Dutch immigrants in Brazil;

8. Partnership with Arsenal of Hope for the implementation of various events, including the Feast of the Immigrant in 2011, sponsored by TV Globo - São Paulo;

9. Consolidated partnerships with virtually all the 70 communities of immigrants that settled in São Paulo and with the respective consulates.

10. Implementation of Strategic Plan for 2009 to 2013;

11. Sequence of performance of public utility supply of certified copies, certificates and statements given the general public, legal claims in post set up in the borough Mooca.

the past five years has begun a great work team in the implementation of administrative and technical procedures did not exist previously, create the area of \u200b\u200bmuseology; deployment table of temporality; completion of procedures for donation; partnerships with institutes studying national and international migratory movements; partnerships with universities, presentations of international exhibitions; establishment of research area; purchases of titles for the library, making it an essential reference on the subject. Additionally, we lead the creation of the Brazilian Network of Centres for Study of Migration and participate in the creation of the International Migration Museums Network led by UNESCO and IOM - http://www.migrationmuseums.org/ .

editorial work in producing an unprecedented, with the release of books like The Portuguese Presence in Sao Paulo, International Migration, Challenges for the XXI Century; Series Reflections on the workshops, the Portuguese Immigration, Immigrant Memorial Institutional; editions of textbooks on German immigration, English, Japanese, Portuguese, Italian, The Immigrant Press: Press Trajectory of African Migration and Post-World War II. Were present in the publications of articles in international journals such as Museum International, UNESCO; Studi Emigration, Hommes & Migrations, the Cité Nationale de France; Magazine Fame, Fortune and Sweet Liberty (USA and Germany) and Brazilian Association of Museums - Rio de Janeiro.

In 2010, started partnership with SISEMA - State Museum, leading to the interior of 10 exhibitions Travellers and five workshops on Oral History and Conservation Paper.

Also in 2010, the 15th Festival of the Immigrant, won a record crowd of 21,000 visitors, the event went to the city calendar and for the past two years, had the support and recognition of Rede Globo São Paulo.

Finally, recall the statement made by the then Governor Mario Covas, the inauguration of the Immigrant Memorial, on April 6, 1998: "This space where they spent millions immigrants and migrants from today will be a space for meet and honor the immigrant communities children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. "

the past five years, the Association of Friends of the Immigrant Memorial, now the Institute of Museums, Memory and Identity, was present at this historic institution pursuing and fulfilling that motto. This has been our work and our goal.

Ana Maria da Costa Leitão Vieira

Museologist

Executive Director of the Immigrant Memorial until 21/12/2010

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