受到世界各地出现的武装冲突、政治动乱与经济危机、自然灾害和全球气候变暖的影响,博物馆面临的灾难与日俱增。近20年间,我们在阿富汗、伊拉克、叙利亚、马里、利比亚、埃及、乌克兰、克罗地亚和也门(还有很多其他国家,这里无法一一罗列)的同行们亲眼看见了众多文化遗产惨遭破坏,这些破坏是自第二次世界大战结束以来最为严重的。博物馆的工作人员和观众也成为袭击的目标。2015年3月18日,在突尼斯的巴杜博物馆,恐怖分子袭击并杀害了 Affected by the armed conflicts, political turmoil and economic crisis, natural disasters and global warming in various parts of the world, the museum is facing increasing catastrophe. For nearly two decades, our colleagues in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Mali, Libya, Egypt, Ukraine, Croatia and Yemen (and many others, not listed here) witnessed the devastation of many cultural heritage, It has been the most serious since the end of World War II. The museum’s staff and audience have also been targeted. On 18 March 2015, terrorists attacked and killed at the Bardu Museum in Tunisia