Imperial War Museum Act 1920 (1920 c 16)

The Imperial War Museum Act 1920 established the Imperial War Museum as an official repository and national museum tasked with collecting and preserving materials related to the First World War for education and commemoration purposes. This legislation delineated the museum's governance structure, outlining the roles and responsibilities of trustees. It aimed to ensure that the sacrifices of those involved in the war would not be forgotten, and enabled the museum to maintain and curate an extensive archive of historical artefacts, documents, and personal testimonies pivotal for public understanding and historical research.

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Imperial War Museum Act 1920 (1920 c 16)

The Imperial War Museum Act 1920 established the Imperial War Museum as an official repository and national museum tasked with collecting and preserving materials related to the First World War for education and commemoration purposes. This legislation delineated the museum's governance structure, outlining the roles and responsibilities of trustees. It aimed to ensure that the sacrifices of those involved in the war would not be forgotten, and enabled the museum to maintain and curate an extensive archive of historical artefacts, documents, and personal testimonies pivotal for public understanding and historical research.

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Imperial War Museum Act 1920 (1920 c 16)

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