Archive of lists of literature for exhibitions in 2011

JANUARY

Thematic book exhibition to the International Year of Youth
“Youth: dialogue and mutual understanding”
(5 January – 2 February)

Thematic book exhibition to the International Holocaust Remembrance Day (27 January)
“The Holocaust: memory and warning”
(5 January – 10 February)

FEBRUARY

Thematic book exhibition to the International Year of Forests
“Forests: efficient management, preservation and a sustainable development”
(3 February – 2 March)

Thematic book exhibition to World Social Justice Day (20 February)
“Social justice: solidarity, harmony and equality”
(11 February – 13 March)

MARCH

Thematic book exhibition to the International Women’s Day (8 March)
“Women of the world: the past, the present, the future”
(3 March – 4 April)

Thematic book exhibition to the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (23 March)
“People are different, people are equal: races without racism”
(14 March – 13 April)

APRIL

Thematic book exhibition to World Health Day (7 April)
“Healthy society for everyone!”
(5 April – 4 May)

Thematic book exhibition to the Chernobyl disaster 25th anniversary (26 April)
“The global catastrophe is a national disaster”
(14 April – 16 May)

MAY

Thematic book exhibition to World Family Day (15 May)
“The family in the modern world”
(5 May – 9 June)

Thematic book exhibition to к the International Day of UN Peacekeepers (29 May)
“International peacekeeping: challenges, results, prospects”
(17 May – 6 June)

Thematic book exhibition to World No Tobacco Day (31 May)
“Tobacco is a threat for life and health”

JUNE

Thematic book exhibition to World Refugee Day (20 June)
“Assistance to refugees: international and national experience”
(10 June – 5 July)

Thematic book exhibition to World Ocean’s Day (8 June)
“The world ocean: study, development and use of resources”
(7 June – 11 July)

JULY

Thematic book exhibition to World Population Day (11 July)
“Human capital – the source of development”
(6 July – 8 August)

Thematic book exhibition to the 55 years from the foundation of the International Finance Corporation (20 July)
“International Finance Corporation: history and present day”
(12 July – 15 August)

AUGUST

Thematic book exhibition to International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition (23 August)
“Slaves in the 21st century: the international and national mechanisms of struggle against modern forms of slavery”
(9 August – 7 September)

Thematic book exhibition to the International Day against Nuclear Tests (29 August)
“Denuclearized world for the new generation”
(16 August – 18 September)

SEPTEMBER

Thematic book exhibition to the International Day of Peace (21 September)
“The world without wars and violence!”
(8 September – 13 October)

Thematic book exhibition to World Tourism Day (27 September)
“Tourism in the epoch of globalization is a world opened to everyone”
(19 September – 9 October)

OCTOBER

Thematic book exhibition to the United Nations Day (24 October)
“The United Nations for peace, development and human rights”
(14 October – 2 November)

Thematic book exhibition to the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (17 October)
“Working together out of poverty”
(10 October – 8 November)

NOVEMBER

Thematic book exhibition to the 65th anniversary from the date when UNESCO’s Constitution came into force (4 November)
“Faithfulness to noble ideals”
(3 November – 1 December)

Thematic book exhibition to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (25 November)
“A woman: equality, dignity, freedom and security”
(9 November – 4 December)

Thematic book exhibition to the UN Decade on Biodiversity (2011–2020)
“Living in harmony with nature is а way to the future”
(21 November – 5 December)

DECEMBER

Thematic book exhibition to the International Anti-Corruption Day (9 December)
“Corruption: struggle without compromises”
(5 December – 4 January)

Thematic book exhibition to the 20th anniversary of the Commonwealths of Independent States (8 December)
“CIS: cooperation and interaction for development”
(6 December – 3 January)