U razornome potresu 29. prosinca 2020. godine u 12 sati i 19 minuta, s epicentrom 5 km jugozapadno od Petrinje magnitude 6.2 prema Richteru, stradali su i na\u0161i dr\u017eavni arhivi: Dr\u017eavni arhiv u Sisku i pripadaju\u0107i Arhivski sabirni centar u Petrinji, Dr\u017eavni arhiv u Zagrebu, Arhivski sabirni centar u Krapini (Dr\u017eavnoga arhiva u Vara\u017edinu), a jednome dijelu zgrade Dr\u017eavnoga arhiva u Virovitici ozbiljno je naru\u0161ena statika. Manja o\u0161te\u0107enja tako\u0111er su nastala i na zgradi Dr\u017eavnoga arhiva za Me\u0111imurje u \u0160trigovi te na zgradi Dr\u017eavnoga arhiva u Splitu. Najve\u0107e \u0161tete pretrpjeli su Dr\u017eavni arhiv u Sisku i Arhivski sabirni centar u Petrinji, zbog \u010dega su tamo\u0161nji kolege u stalnome kontaktu s mjerodavnim slu\u017ebama. Na svim spomenutim objektima najve\u0107im su dijelom o\u0161te\u0107eni zidovi, stropovi i svodovi te su uru\u0161eni dimnjaci, a \u0161teta je tako\u0111er vidljiva i u spremi\u0161nim prostorijama, gdje je o\u0161te\u0107ena oprema (police, mjerni ure\u0111aji, instrumenti) a dio gradiva je popadalo s polica. U zgradu u Petrinji ulazak jo\u0161 nije dozvoljen. Budu\u0107i da se najve\u0107im dijelom radi o objektima iznimne povijesne i kulturne vrijednosti, \u0161teta je time jo\u0161 ve\u0107a. Nakon spomenutog potresa uslijedio je i velik broj naknadnih potresa ne\u0161to slabijeg intenziteta, te \u0107e kolege, \u010dim okolnosti budu dozvoljavale, pristupiti vra\u0107anju gradiva u prvobitno stanje, kao i spa\u0161avanju gradiva s terena. Dodatna o\u0161te\u0107enja nakon o\u017eujskoga potresa pretrpio je i Hrvatski dr\u017eavni arhiv na Maruli\u0107evu trgu u Zagrebu. Iako zgrada zbog svoje armirano-betonske konstrukcije, koja je u doba kad je gra\u0111ena predstavljala velik arhitektonski iskorak, nije pretrpjela ve\u0107u \u0161tetu u uredskim i ve\u0107ini spremi\u0161nih prostora, znatno su pove\u0107ana o\u0161te\u0107enja na zidanome nadgra\u0111u koje nosi kupolu iznad Velike \u010ditaonice, nastala u potresu prije deset mjeseci.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Treba naglasiti i podatak da osim DA u Sisku i ASC u Petrinji, svi ostali arhivi i dalje primaju korisnike \u2013 iako u smanjenome broju ve\u0107 zbog epidemiolo\u0161kih mjera \u2013 te rje\u0161avaju online zaprimljene zahtjeve gra\u0111ana, odlaze\u0107i konzultirati gradivo u znatno o\u0161te\u0107ena spremi\u0161ta. Hrvatski dr\u017eavni arhiv za korisnike je zatvoren tek 30. prosinca 2020. kako bi se zgrada ponovno stati\u010dki provjerila, ali \u0107e njihov dolazak biti mogu\u0107 ve\u0107 od 13. sije\u010dnja 2021., kad \u0107e se za kori\u0161tenje osposobiti neki drugi prostori izvan Velike \u010ditaonice.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the devastating earthquake on December 29, 2020 at 12 hours and 19 minutes, with the epicenter 5 km southwest of Petrinja of magnitude 6.2 according to Richter, our state archives were also destroyed: the State Archives in Sisak and the associated Archival Collection Center in Petrinja, the State Archives in Zagreb, the Archives Collection Center in Krapina (State Archives in Vara\u017edin), and one part of the building of the State Archives in Virovitica is no longer statically safe. Minor damage also occurred to the building of the State Archives for Me\u0111imurje in \u0160trigova and to the building of the State Archives in Split. The greatest damage was suffered by the State Archives in Sisak and the Archival Collection Center in Petrinja, which is why their colleagues are in constant contact with the relevant services. The walls, ceilings and vaults of all the mentioned buildings were mostly damaged and the chimneys collapsed, and the damage is also visible in the storage rooms, where the equipment (shelves, measuring devices, instruments) was damaged and part of the material fell off the shelves. Entry to the building in Petrinja is not allowed yet. Since most of them are buildings of exceptional historical and cultural value, the damage is even greater. The mentioned earthquake was followed by a large number of subsequent earthquakes of somewhat lower intensity, and colleagues will, as soon as the circumstances allow, start restoring the material to its original condition, as well as rescuing the material outside the archives. The Croatian State Archives on Maruli\u0107 Square in Zagreb also suffered additional damage after the March earthquake. Although the building, due to its reinforced concrete structure, which at the time it was built was a major architectural breakthrough, did not suffer major damage in offices and most storage spaces, the damage to the masonry superstructure bearing the dome above the Great Reading Room, caused by the earthquake ten months ago, has increased significantly. It should be emphasized that except for The State Archives in Sisak and the Archive Collection Center in Petrinja, all other archives continue to receive users – albeit in a reduced number due to epidemiological measures – and resolve online requests from citizens, while consulting the material in significantly damaged repositories. The Croatian State Archive is closed to users only on December 30, 2020, so that the building can be statically checked again, but their arrival will be possible as early as January 13, 2021, when other spaces outside the Great Reading Room will be available for use.<\/p>\n\n\n\n