Memorial of the fallen soldiers during the capture of Kazan in 1552

Kazan, Russia

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Opening hours: 09:30-19:00
Services: Sa 16:00; Su 09:00

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Built in 1821 in Kazan, Russia, this Eastern Orthodox church commemorates soldiers who died during the city's capture in 1552. Designed by architect Nikolay Alfyorov, the memorial exemplifies Egyptian Revival architecture, a striking stylistic choice that distinguishes it among Russian religious buildings of the period. Recognized as a federal cultural heritage site, it stands as both a place of worship and a historical monument to a pivotal moment in Russian expansion.