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Description	New cathedral in the town of Horlivka (also known as Gorlovka), eastern Ukraine. The cathedral features many ornate details and is air-conditioned for summer as well as heated for winter. Finishing touches were being added at the time of this photograph, hence crane visible on right-hand-side. Horlivka Sobór Objawienia Pańskiego w Gorłówce (Ukraiński Kościół Prawosławny Patriarchatu Moskiewskiego)
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Date	2013-11-08
Author	Trilectric
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