Таганрогский военно-исторический музей | |
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| Established | May 9, 2004 (opened on May 6, 2010) |
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| Location | Taganrog, Russia |
| Coordinates | 47°13′22.44″N38°56′3.22″E / 47.2229000°N 38.9342278°E |
| Director | ru:Гаркуша Игорь Викторович |
| Website | military-museum |
Taganrog Military Museum is a private military museum in the Russian city of Taganrog. Its exhibits includes displays of military vehicles and weapons.
The start of museum exhibition creation refers to May 9, 2004.
On the night of October 25, 2014, the building of the Taganrog Military Museum and all of its exhibits were completely destroyed by fire.
Ammunition mockups, cold weapons, military uniform, documents, household goods and other relics.
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