"Impregnable" Sevastopol: a fortress that was taken by all who wanted // History without myths

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Russian and Soviet propaganda tried to create a myth about the "impregnability" of Sevastopol - a kind of "Russian stronghold" on the Black Sea that never bowed its head to the conquerors. However, the defense of the main base of the Black Sea Fleet has never been successful in history. Two large-scale defenses - in 1854-1855 during the Crimean War and in 1941-1942 during the Second World War - ended in heavy defeats. And during the Ukrainian Revolution of 1917-1921, the city was easily and repeatedly taken by almost everyone who wanted it.
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