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October 2014: ANRI and TCF signed second MoU
Mr. Mustari Irawan, Director General of Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia, signed a second Memorandum of Understanding with the Corts Foundation on October 7th, 2014 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Mr. Joan Snellen van Vollenhoven, secretary general, represented The Corts Foundation.
Both parties intend to continue their successful collaboration in the DASA project for digitalization of VOC archives. The MoU is set for 2014-2017.
August 2014: NIMH supports TCF
The Netherlands Institute of Military History - NIMH in The Hague has agreed to support TCF's Senshi Sosho project and in particular the Open Access publication/printing on demand version of Senshi Sosho volume 3 "The Invasion of the Dutch East Indies" which is due in the second part of this year.
At the moment we are in the process of selecting a publisher.
For more information on the activities of the NIMH, see:
July 2014: Publication Archives magazine
De project manager van het DASA project bij het ANRI, Dr. Hendrik E. Niemeijer, heeft een artikel gepubliceerd over het project in het Nederlandse tijdschrift voor Archivarissen: het 'Archievenblad' (zie: http://www.kvan.nl/publicaties/archievenblad.php).
Deze speciale editie over internationale archiefprojecten met gedeeld cultureel erfgoed bevat artikelen over recente projecten en initiatieven van de 'Sailing Letters' tot het Archief van Formosa en de Sonttol Registers.
In het blad wordt ingegaan op het digitaliseringsproject van The Corts Foundation en ANRI en de website http://www.sejarah-nusantara.anri.go.id
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July 2014: Website LUOT renewed
The Corts Foundation supports the Leiden University Office Tokyo (LUOT), where the Senshi Sosho project is conducted.
The Tokyo Office has translators and editors to work on the current volume 3 about the Japanese invasion of the Dutch East Indies.
For more information about the project, see: www.cortsfoundation.org/projects/senshi-sosho
The renewed website of LUOT is recently launched and will be developed further in future to publish results of the project.
The website can be reached at www.luot.jp