20 Ukrainian books rescued from Kharkiv library go on display at KNU AI
Twenty Ukrainian books pulled from the rubble of a destroyed library in the Kharkiv region have been recovered by servicemembers and transported to Kyiv. The volumes are now on display in an exhibition at the Chervonyi Korpus (Red Building) of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (KNU). The display brings recovered regional library material into the university’s Red Building, making the rescued items available to Kyiv audiences and the KNU community.
Twenty Ukrainian books that had been trapped under the rubble of a library in the Kharkiv region were recovered by military personnel during a combat sortie, Kyiv24 reports. The volumes were retrieved from the destroyed site and transported to Kyiv for preservation and exhibition.
The rescued books are currently presented in a small exhibition at the Chervonyi Korpus (Red Building) of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (KNU). The showing places items saved from frontline destruction into a university setting; readers who want to view the books should check KNU’s announcements for visiting hours and further details.