Haiti - Culture : «Collection des Trente Ans» by the BRH
After the launching by "Le Moniteur" of the first volume of two centuries of Haitian legislation in digital format [10 DVDs], containing 10.045 issues of the official gazette, it is the turn of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) to officially launch its "Collection des Trente Ans" (Collection of Thirty Years) produced in collaboration with the Haitian Society for the History of Geography and Geology (SHHGG), it is an important collection of works of history and economics, today not found in bookstores .
Many authors are found in the "Collection des Trente Ans", we can cite among others Anténor Firmin, Fréderic Marcelin, Joseph Châtelain, Alain Turnier, Vilfort Beauvoir, Raymond Renaud and Georges Anglade. These authors have marked their time with reference books on finance, banking, trade and economic relations of the country or even on land tenure in Haiti. The Bank of the Republic of Haiti also indicates that the "Collection des Trente Ans" is available online in PDF format www.brh.net/shhgg/collection.html and that in some months the public will be able to buy it in bookstores.
You will find at the above address "Les États-Unis et le Marché Haïtien" of Alain Turnier, "La Banque Nationale d'Haïti" of Fréderic Marcelin, "Finance d'Haïti" of Fréderic Marcelin, "La République d'Haïti et ses Relations Économiques avec la France" of Anténor Firmin, "Monsieur Roosevelt Président des États-Unis et la République d’Haïti" of Anténor Firmin, "Une défense, Monsieur Stewart et les finances haïtiennes" of Anténor Firmin, "Le Contrôle Financier du Gouvernement des États-Unis d'Amérique sur la République d'Haïti" of Vilfort Beauvoir and "Le Régime Foncier Haïtien" of Raymond Renaud.
The preservation of heritage: physical heritage, human heritage, cultural heritage has always been a central concern of the leaders who succeeded to the Board of Directors of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) because they have always been convinced that a people without memory is doomed to stagnate and disappear.
