Armenian Churches

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Armenian Church of Holy Resurrection, Kharkiv, Ukraine

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Armenian Church, Baghdad, Iraq

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In 1713 the Armenians constructed an Armenian Church of The Holy Spirit in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It partly survived to our days.

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Armenian Church in Yakutsk, Russia (Yakutia). Yakutia is the coldest inhabited place on Earth.

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Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Cross
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The Armenian Monastery of Saint Magar or Magaravank is located in North Cyprus.

Armenians held control over Monastery of Saint Magar even under the Venetian and Ottoman rule. In the era of the Ottoman Empire it was often called the blue monastery because of the color of the doors and windows. In 1642, at the time of Ibrahim I, the monastery was exempt from taxes. In 1735, Monastery of Saint Magar was restored, and in 1814 the largest of the two chapels was reconstructed.

After the arrival of the Turks in 1974, the Armenian community had to leave the northern part of Cyprus, and the complex fell into ruins.

Monastery of Saint Magar is extremely important for the history of Cyprus architecture and it is the most-preserved example of late medieval interior construction on the island.

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The Armenian Church of St. Grigor Lusavorich was consecrated in Dnepr, Ukraine. It's the largest Armenian Church in Eastern Europe.

The Catholicos of All Armenians Garegin II arrived at the ceremony of consecration of the church.

In addition to the church itself, the Armenian center is functioning on the nearest territory. They regularly teach Armenian, have spiritual conversations and other classes.

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St. Gregory Cathedral, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Haghartsin Monastery in Armenia, it was built in the XI-XIII centuries. The St. Grigor Church with an octagonal drum, built in the XI century, is the oldest construction of the complex. The main monastery church Surb Astvatsatsin (St. Holy Mother of God) was built in 1281.

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The Armenian Cathedral in Lviv, Ukraine, the place onse was part of Poland (Lwуw in Polish), is one of the oldest monuments in Lviv. The origins of the temple date back to the fourteenth century.