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* The seat the ''Chinese National Committee of Intellectual Cooperation'' (Chinese: 世界文化合作中国协会). | * The seat the ''Chinese National Committee of Intellectual Cooperation'' (Chinese: 世界文化合作中国协会). | ||
* The seat of the ''Peking National Research Institute'' (Chinese: 北平国立研究院). | * The seat of the ''Peking National Research Institute'' (Chinese: 北平国立研究院). | ||
* The seat of an ''International'' school build on the model of the | * The seat of an ''International'' school build on the model of the Geneva International School. | ||
* ''L'école du livre du Shanghai'' : a school for librarians and other professions related to books | |||
[[File:Wukanglu 393 .png|thumb|none]] | [[File:Wukanglu 393 .png|thumb|none]] | ||
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== New York == | == New York == | ||
The planned ''New-York Section'' of the BSI seems to have never been fully implemented. However, a ''Woochefee Institute'' (pinyin: Wu Zhihui) was active in New-York. In the current state of our research, we know very little about the activities of this Institute. | The planned ''New-York Section'' of the BSI seems to have never been fully implemented. However, a ''Woochefee Institute'' (pinyin: Wu Zhihui) was active in New-York. In the current state of our research, we know very little about the activities of this Institute. |
Latest revision as of 11:10, 2 June 2023
The BSI in Geneva
Route de Florissant no 5 (1933-1934)
The architect Samuel Vaucher (1798-1877) built this residence for himself and his family in the late 1830s.
It was later sold to the banker Isaac Hentsch-de Chastel (1785-1868). The house was destroyed in the summer of 2014.
La Bibliothèque Sino-internationale, dont le projet définitif avait été établi en 1932, a commencé à s'installer
dès l'année suivante à Genève, dans un immeuble sis au numéro 5 de la route Florissant [1]
After the installation of the Library at the Château de Montalègre in September 1934, the house at 5 route de Florissant remains active as Institut Sino-International.
Château de Montalègre (1934-1938)
route de Vésenaz, Genève. Tél. 45.330
The Sino-International Library was inaugurated at the Château de Montalègre on September 23, 1934.
Pavillon du désarmement (1938-1949)
The Sino-International Library moved in January 1938 [2] to the Pavillon du désarmement, an annexe to the Palais Wilson, built in 1932 by architect Adolphe Guyonnet and engineer Louis Perrin.
The building was destroyed by fire on the night of August 1, 1987.
Shanghai
A Shanghai branch (French: Section de Shanghai, Chinese: 上海之部 ) of the BSI was situated at Route Fergusson 393 - now Wukanglu 393 (Chinese: 武康路393).
This house, very significant historically, is still visible in Shanghai.
In addition to being the Shanghai seat of the BSI, this house and the compound around was around 1935 :
- The property and the seat of the Che Kiai Cheu (Chinese : 世界社 ; World Society ), Association de coopération internationale pour le développement intellectuel, économique et social.
- The seat the Chinese National Committee of Intellectual Cooperation (Chinese: 世界文化合作中国协会).
- The seat of the Peking National Research Institute (Chinese: 北平国立研究院).
- The seat of an International school build on the model of the Geneva International School.
- L'école du livre du Shanghai : a school for librarians and other professions related to books
New York
The planned New-York Section of the BSI seems to have never been fully implemented. However, a Woochefee Institute (pinyin: Wu Zhihui) was active in New-York. In the current state of our research, we know very little about the activities of this Institute.
The building was bought in April 1945 by a "Chinese Delegation for International Cooperation" represented by Li Shizeng, and resold in February 1949.
Nice, Lyon, Paris
Other branches were planned in Nice, Lyon and Paris, but seem to have never been fully implemented.
Montevideo
Biblioteca Nacional de Uruguay
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