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Useful websites

Through ice and fear for Russia The Arctic ConvoysIf you are carrying out research into the Arctic Convoys, you may find the following resources helpful:

Convoy Web

u-boat.net

U-Boat Archive

A 5 Minute History of Arctic Convoys

Through ice and fear for Russia: The Arctic Convoys

Campaign Summaries of World War 2: Russian Convoys 1941-45

Arctic Convoys

The Russian convoys, 1941-1945

The Russian Convoys Part 1

Arctic Convoys Part 1

Arctic Allied Convoys 1941-1945

Ships in Arctic Convoys

The story behind the journey Churchill called the “worst in the world”

The Royal Navy Research Archive

Fascinating to return to where my Dad was based in the Royal Navy.
VisitorLondon, UK
We have been privileged to work with the Russian Arctic Convoys Museum Project and to support it every endeavour since it was launched. It is important both for Russia and the United Kingdom to preserve memories of this most heroic page of our War time Alliance as a tribute to the Veterans and for the sake of future generations.
Andrey Pritsepov
Andrey PritsepovConsul General of the Russian Federation in Edinburgh
What a wonderful setup. You are doing the memory of these brave men proud!
Andrew Choong
Andrew ChoongCurator, National Maritime Museum
Now I can envision what Dad talked about!
Chesapeake
ChesapeakeVA
What an experience
VisitorSouth Africa
This has been valuable for my research. Thank you.
VisitorWellington, New Zealand
Brings local history to life.
VisitorSheffield, UK
A wonderful and comprehensive display – many congratulations for keeping history alive.
Visitor Kent, UK
Tells the story well.
VisitorAustralia
Very touched by the stories of all these brave men.
VisitorFrance
Thank you for bringing the history of both countries together. Спасибо огромное!
VisitorRussia
Fascinating to return to where my Dad was based in the Royal Navy.
VisitorLondon, UK
We have been privileged to work with the Russian Arctic Convoys Museum Project and to support it every endeavour since it was launched. It is important both for Russia and the United Kingdom to preserve memories of this most heroic page of our War time Alliance as a tribute to the Veterans and for the sake of future generations.
Andrey Pritsepov
Andrey PritsepovConsul General of the Russian Federation in Edinburgh
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