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Polish archival heritage is extremely rich and diverse and an additional honor for the most valuable documents is their inclusion on the prestigious UNESCO List - said Deputy Minister of Culture National Heritage and Sport Magdalena Gawin during the official opening of the Memory of Poland exhibition. The exhibition presents 15 extraordinary archives which this year joined the distinguished collection of objects on the Polish National List of the UNESCO Memory of the World Program.Deputy Minister Magdalena Gawin emphasized that priceless documents of exceptional importance were entered on the List.These are medieval documents among which a document of King Przemysl II of 1295 from the resources of the Diocesan Archives in Pelpin with a majestic seal with the image of the White Eagle in a crown is of particular importance giving rise to the coat of arms of the Polish State cartographer sound recordings from the collections of Polish Radio manuscripts of Juliusz Sowacki Fryderyk Chopin Krzysztof Kamil Baczyski informed the Deputy Minister of Culture.Recalling that the opening of the exhibition showing the archival Polish heritage is taking place on the International Archives Day Deputy Minister Gawin thanked everyone who contributed to the protection of the archival heritage.The highest words of appreciation go to the archivists and archivists - you have undertaken a difficult and responsible work of caring for the archival heritage a work of great importance for Polish culture - said Magdalena Gawin.She also assured that the Ministry of Culture National Heritage and Sport supports all activities carried out by both state archives and other institutions in their efforts to preserve the Polish documentary heritage.