This is a wooden building now standing in Kobryn. It was moved and was consecrated on 19 December 1939. The Church has survived two world wars, the Russian revolution, Nazi occupation and visited the territory of tsarist Russia, Poland and the USSR. The Church of St. Nicholas was closed only in 1961, when closed nearly all the churches in the BSSR.
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- This is a wooden building now standing in Kobryn. ... In 1989 the Orthodox community Kobrin decided to restore the Church of St. Nicholas.
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- Mikołaja Cudotwórcy w Kobryniu; Saint Nicholas Orthodox church in Kobryn; Царква Святога Мікалая, Кобрын; orthodoxe Kirche in Belarus</nowiki>.
- In 1989, it was returned to the Orthodox community and was restored from 1990 to 1993. ... Church of St. Nicholas.
- During construction, the entire town was relocated to a new position 2km away. St Nicolas Church was built in 1851-1876. ... More Attractions in Kobryn.
- Another unique feature of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in the city of Kobryn is that this church functioned without breaks during the Soviet era.
- El patrimonio multicultural de Kobryn presenta influencias de diversas culturas europeas. ... Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox church in Kobryn.
- Pre-war buildings in Kobryn (Author: Pivovarchik, Irina). Origins. Kobryn first emerged on an island, where the Kobrynka River flows into the Mukhavets River.
- Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine designed by Santiago Calatrava. Photo: © Alan Karchmer for Santiago Calatrava.Bulunamadı: kobryn
- As a Church Representative, you are aware of religious items that the Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church, Syniava, Kyivs'ka Oblast' truly needs.Bulunamadı: kobryn