November 1942 marked a turning point – and not just on the Eastern Front. The Second Battle of El Alamein shifted the course of the North African campaign in favour of the Allies. But what lay behind this victory?
In this session dedicated to the North African campaign, we will explore its role in the history of the Second World War, its key events, and the commanders who left their mark on the history of military art.
The presentation will be illustrated with artefacts from the Museum’s collection. Discover what the soldiers on both sides looked like and the weaponry they used.
Cost: 100 UAH (school and university students), 150 UAH (adults).
Curator: tour guide Ruslan Bolobon
