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by embedding-shape
22 days ago
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At least one of those were literally banned back when Portugal was a dictatorship though, which wasn't all that long time ago. I think though the library is supposed to be a general, worldwide collection of books that were censored/banned anywhere in the world, the physical location of the library just happens to be in Portugal. That's how I understood the article at least. |
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