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This bibliography lists 8 sources of information about Switzerland, including cookbooks, books, online databases, encyclopedia entries, and websites that provide facts and profiles related to Switzerland's culture, holidays, geography, and people. The sources cover a range of topics and were published between 1993 and 2013 in both print and digital formats.
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Hidden gems symposium 2013
An international symposium exploring the role of libraries and archives in the revitalisation of Indigenous language and culture. Indigenous people, librarians, archivists, linguists and museum professionals sharing their experiences of working in the field of language documentation and revitalisation. http://blogs.sl.nsw.gov.au/hidden-gems/
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