Opening registration for the international conference WORLD BATTLEFIELD MUSEUMS FORUM

Opening registration for the conference WORLD BATTLEFIELD MUSEUMS FORUM

The Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk organizes a unique conference dedicated to the most famous historical battlefields in the World. Its speakers will be guests from Pearl Harbor and Gettysburg (USA), Marathon (Greece), Waterloo (Belgium), Gallipoli (Turkey), Verdun (France) and many others.

We would like to invite you to participate and save the date.

Please be advised that we have already opened the online registration for participants. All interested in participating please submit the registration form you can find on the following website:

muzeum1939.pl/wbmf

Information Point:
e-mail: info@muzeum1939.pl
phone: +48 58 782 62 65

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