Tyumen. War. Great Victory constant exposition is presented in the City Duma Museum. 

The exhibition is devoted to the World War II (1941-1945).

At the exhibition there are shown photos, documents, front letters, original awards; Parovoz-banya and other different things.

The World War II is a huge emotional distress for many people. It’s hard to find a family in our country which didn’t lose somebody in this awful war. The tragic event started in 1941 in the month of June and lasted for almost four years. The 9th of May, 1945 is considered to be the end of the murderous war. Each year Russian people celebrate this day as a Victory Day with numerous commemorative processions, fireworks and concerts. Thousands of courageous soldiers have died, leaving their children orphaned and wives widowed. It’s hard to imagine that even 13 or 14 year olds were involved in this war. It’s been more than 60 years ago, but people still remember and commemorate this global event. People had to survive the severe cold, the hunger, sleepless nights, the bombardments, etc.

Ticket price for adults is 220 rub; Free Entrance for children up to 6 years, pupils, students, pensioners (with valid ID).