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The Submarine D-2 "Narodovolets"


Phone: (812) 356-5277

Address: 199106, Saint-Petersburg, Shkipersky protok, 10

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Internet:
    www.russianmuseums.info/M155 - official web page
    Central Naval Museum - W126, official web site navalmuseum.ru/

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Description:
    The submarine D-2 Narodovolets is one of the first submarines built by Soviets. In 1934 and 1935 D-2 undertook a voyage to Novaya Zemlya (The New Land). In 1936, her travel through the Matochkin Shar (Matochkin Strait) to the Karsk Sea took place for the first time in history. August 17, 1941, the submarine was commissioned into the Baltic Navy. The exhibition dedicated to the history of D-2 and actions by Soviet submariners in the war time was prepared by the personnel of the Central Naval Museum. The compartments of the D-2 submarine and her exterior were reconstructed to make them look the same way they were in the years of the Great Patriotic War. On July 8, 1989 the submarine was set up in Leningrad as a naval and shipbuilding memorial. On September, 2, 1994, the memorial complex "Submarine D-2 Narodovolets" was inaugurated as a branch of the Central Naval Museum


Museum's services:
   museum shop, lecture hall

Next to the museum there are:
    restaurant(s) or caffes


for museum professionals

Administrative phone:
    (812) 356-5266



Foundation and opening day:
    opened: 02.09.1994

Organisation status:
   Federal

Organization form:
   non-for-profit

Organisation type:
    culture for society

Classification:
    Historical,Science and technics


Squares:
    permament show rooms 600м2
    museum's parks 0,02га

Employee number:
    8 (curators: 3)

Average visitors per year:
    38000


Collections volume:
    299, rare collection's items: 238



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