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The key issue is access

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09 February 2007There are different points of view on the universal mission of museums and the massive transfer of cultural properties over the course of history. Neil MacGregor, the Director of the British Museum, participated in a debate, Memory and Universality: New Challenges Facing Museums, held at UNESCO Headquarters. Here he answers questions from Sue Williams and Vincent Noce.

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