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Underwater museum of World War 1 shipwrecks inaugurated in Turkey

Name: Underwater museum of World War 1 shipwrecks inaugurated in Turkey
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Description: An underwater museum was recently inaugurated in Turkey, where fourteen shipwrecks including the British HMS Majestic battleship from World War I remain intact. Gallipoli Historic Underwater Park is situated un...

The Gallipoli Historic Underwater Park was recently inaugurated in Turkey. It is a site housing shipwrecks of World War 1.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Underwater museum of World War 1 shipwrecks inaugurated in Turkey

An underwater museum was recently inaugurated in Turkey, where fourteen shipwrecks including the British HMS Majestic battleship from World War I have been put on display.

Gallipoli Historic Underwater Park is situated under the Dardanelles Strait off the coast of Turkey. It gives a glimpse into the fierce battle that took place between Ottoman and Allied Forces in World War I.

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The museum opened 106 years after Ottoman and allied German forces halted an invasion by British, French, Australian and New Zealand troops.

Turkish photographer Savas Karakas, whose grandfather is a World War I veteran was among the first who visited the iconic site.

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