- Brest Fortress was built at the behest of Russian Emperor Nicholas I on an island where the rivers Western Bug and Mukhavets meet.
- Brest Fortress at the time of its construction was one of the largest fortifications on the Western border of the Russian Empire.Bulunamadı: fort
- A guide to visiting Brest Fortress, a 19th-century Russian citadel, with imposing Soviet-era architecture, monuments and statues and an ancient fort.
- Tap on the map to travel. Fort I, Brest Fortress Map. ... Brest-Pawnochny is a railway station situated 2 km southeast of Fort I, Brest Fortress.
- The defence of Brest Fortress took place 22–29 June 1941. It was one of the first battles of Operation Barbarossa. The Brest Fortress was defended by the Red Army against...
- The Brest Fortress is strongly associated with the World war II: its beginning, the defense of the fortress, old writings on the walls and the huge monument.
- Probably one of the most tragic and heroic stories of the Great Patriotic War, the remains of the Brest Fortress stands as a memorial to its defence back in 1941.Bulunamadı: i
- On 25 September 1971, the Memorial Complex “Brest Hero-Fortress” was opened by comprising the museum, monuments and objects of the fortress.Bulunamadı: i
- Brest Fortress formerly referred to as Brest-Litovsk Fortress, is a nineteenth-century Russian citadel in Brest, Belarus.