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Objective – activities aiming at the preservation of the Polish cultural heritage undertaken by the library, archive, and museum functioning at the Polish Catholic Centre (Polski Ośrodek Katolicki-POK) in Martin Coronado in Argentina are presented. Particular attention is paid to the legacy of soldiers fighting on the fronts of World War II, mainly associated with the 2nd Polish Corps commanded by General Władysław Anders. Methods – A method of analysis and literary criticism was used. results and conclusions – The Polish Catholic Centre in Martin Coronado and its libraries, archive, and museum are important in commemorating the contribution of Polish soldiers to the victory of World War II. They also play an important role in relation to the Polish community, affecting the state of national and social consciousness, shaping and maintaining its national identity, as well as strengthening patriotic attitudes. Although an interest in artistic, historical, cultural, or natural goods as being important values for various social, ethnic, or national groups has appeared a long time ago, in the last few decades we can observe an everincreasing concern among entire societies as well as among the inhabitants of the entire globe towards their preservation and protection. These activities are also largely helped and supported by, among others, international conventions on the protection of world heritage, e.g. the UNESCO Convention of 1972 or the Council of Europe Framework Convention of 2005. According to the Council of Europe Framework Convention on the Value of Cultural Heritage for Society, adopted in 2005 in Faro, Portugal, cultural heritage means a contemporary cultural heritage regarded as a group of resources “inherited from the past, which communities identify, independent of ownership, as a reflection and expression of their constantly evolving system of values, beliefs, knowledge and traditions” (Skaldawski, 2017b, p. 11). It may take the form of a material and immaterial legacy passed down by previous generations and defining our culture. The material heritage may be objects, artefacts, clothes, works of art, books, archives, machines, and archaeological objects. The intangible heritage, on the other hand, includes various non-physical aspects of culture such as social values, customs, folklore, social practices, spiritual and aesthetic beliefs, knowledge, and various types of skills, languages, oral traditions, or traditional crafts (Skaldawski, 2017b, p. 11), which are much more difficult than material objects to maintain and protect.

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The Role of Libraries, Archives and Museums (LAM) in the Preservation of Cultural Heritage: the Example of the Polish Catholic Centre in Martin Coronado in Argentina