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An audio guide for the “Roads of Victory” exhibition is now available at the Russian Railway Museum
A free audio guide for the “Roads of Victory” exhibition is now available at the Russian Railway Museum. The exhibition is dedicated to the heroic deeds of railway workers during the Great Patriotic War.
A free audio guide for the “Roads of Victory” exhibition is now available at the Russian Railway Museum. The exhibition is dedicated to the heroic deeds of railway workers during the Great Patriotic War.
Museum researchers prepared vivid, concise texts for each themed section of the exhibition. The audio guide was recorded by a professional actor.
The exhibition features rare exhibits, documents, and photographs: railway workers’ uniforms and awards, medical instruments, albums, and models.
“Visitors will learn how uninterrupted train movement was maintained, how troops and supplies were transported, and how large-scale evacuations and military medical trains were organized, as well as how destroyed railways were restored—in other words, about the heroic deeds of the people who worked on the steel highways. The audio-guide format will allow visitors to come face to face with history and experience this complex story,” said Vladimir Odintsov, Director of the Russian Railway Museum.
The exhibition is open through December 30, 2025.
Начало мероприятия:
10/21/2025 12:00:00 am
Окончание мероприятия:
10/21/2025 11:59:59 pm
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An audio guide for the “Roads of Victory” exhibition is now available at the Russian Railway Museum
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A free audio guide for the “Roads of Victory” exhibition is now available at the Russian Railway Museum. The exhibition is dedicated to the heroic deeds of railway workers during the Great Patriotic War.
Museum researchers prepared vivid, concise texts for each themed section of the exhibition. The audio guide was recorded by a professional actor.
The exhibition features rare exhibits, documents, and photographs: railway workers’ uniforms and awards, medical instruments, albums, and models.
“Visitors will learn how uninterrupted train movement was maintained, how troops and supplies were transported, and how large-scale evacuations and military medical trains were organized, as well as how destroyed railways were restored—in other words, about the heroic deeds of the people who worked on the steel highways. The audio-guide format will allow visitors to come face to face with history and experience this complex story,” said Vladimir Odintsov, Director of the Russian Railway Museum.
The exhibition is open through December 30, 2025.