Панорама «Волочаевская битва»

The Volochaevskaya Battle Panorama in Khabarovsk displays military equipment, personal artifacts, and an immersive mural depicting the Civil War battle of 1922. The exhibition brings together original objects from soldiers along with the large-scale artwork that reconstructs how the fighting unfolded at Iun-Koran hill.

This museum commemorates the February 1922 battle between the People's Revolutionary Army and White Guard forces, marking the end of the Russian Civil War. The fighting at Iun-Koran hill was decisive in securing Soviet control over the Far East region.

The panoramic mural was created in 1975 by artists Anatoly Gorpenko and Sergey Agapov to depict the military confrontation at Iun-Koran hill. This artwork has shaped how visitors understand this significant moment and remains the focal point of how the battle is remembered and experienced today.

The museum offers professional guided tours where specialists explain the historical context and how the battle shaped the region's future. Plan time to view both the individual artifacts and the expansive mural display, which requires space to step back and take in the full composition.

After the battle ended, local farmers buried soldiers from both sides together in common graves, setting aside their political differences. This act of shared burial is documented in the museum as a quiet testimony to human compassion amid the conflict.

Location: Khabarovsk

Inception: April 30, 1975

Website: http://hkm.ru/exhibitions/ekspozitsii/103

GPS coordinates: 48.47330,135.05100

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07