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Church in Kalinovo (Kalinino)
Colin Thubron, arguably one of the greatest travel writers of all time, visits the church in Kalinovo (Kalinino). He presents the church's legends connected with the fate of the brutal pioneer of the Amur river, Yerofei Khabarov, his brother Nikifor, as well as the dilapidated status of the church of Kalinovo (Kalinino).
Book Title: The Amur River - Between Russia and China
Author: Colin Thubron
Reference Page: 70-71
ISBN - 978-1-784-74287-4
Publication date: 16/09/2021
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The Amur River Between Russia and China - Colin Thubron
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