On 11 November 1918, the First World War came to an end. This large-scale armed conflict shattered the old world order, reshaped the political map of Europe, paved the way for new revolutions and conflicts, and at the same time created new opportunities for national movements.
We invite you to a lecture exploring the course of the First World War and its consequences. Particular attention will be paid to the Ukrainian experience: the fates of Ukrainians who found themselves on opposing sides of the front, their involvement in the fighting, and their aspirations for national liberation.
We will discuss the war that changed the world and how Ukrainians seized this historic opportunity in their struggle for an independent state.
Admission: Kostiantyn Rodchenko
Curator: price of an admission ticket
War Museum researchers have co-authored the first «Guide to Military Traditions»
In Horsens (Denmark), a joint project of the Museum Horsens and the War Museum was presented – Imprisonment. Lives between Sirens.
