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31. Children's Library  
House Rules and Regulations of the International Youth Library The Children's Library (KiBi) The children's library is housed in beautiful premises and, in addition to an international lending…  
32. James Krüss Tower reopened with new exhibition  
The new exhibition at the James Krüss Tower was officially opened on 31 May. The tower is now open to visitors. With audio guides for children and adults! You can find further information…  
33. James Krüss on his 100th Birthday  
Grand birthday celebration with the reopening of the James Krüss Tower Born on the island of Heligoland in 1926, James Krüss spent formative years in Munich from 1949 to 1966. With the support of…  
34. Guest of James Krüss  
A literary and culinary evening to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth, with Tilman Spreckelsen To kick off the celebrations for James Krüss' 100th birthday on 31 May, the International Youth…  
35. Jella Lepman: New Perspectives on her Life and Work  
The founder of the International Youth Library in the context of her time  
36. Readings and Writing Workshops  
Offers for school classes, after-school clubs and groups We offer a program of readings and writing workshops on children's and youth literature topics for schools and groups. School classes can…  
37. Banned, Persecuted, Remembered  
When books were burned in Berlin on 10 May 1933, Erich Kästner stood in the crowd and watched as people threw stacks of his works into the fire. Children's books were also on the Nazis' ‘blacklist’…  
38. Imprint  
Imprint Stiftung Internationale Jugendbibliothek / International Youth Library Foundation Schloss Blutenburg│Seldweg 15 81247 Munich Tel: +49 (89) 89 12 11-0 Telefax +49 (89) 89 12 11-38…  
39. Literanauten  
Literanauten at the International Youth Library Literanauten is a nationwide reading promotion project of the Arbeitskreis für Jugendliteratur e.V. (AKJ - The Association for Children's and Youth…  
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