St. Vladimir's Cathedral
Sevastopol, Ukraine
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St. Vladimir's Cathedral in Sevastopol, Ukraine, is a Byzantine Revival Orthodox church erected following the Crimean War as a memorial to those who died in the Siege of Sevastopol (1854–1855). Rising 32.5 meters, the cathedral serves as both a burial vault and architectural landmark, its solemn form reflecting the commemorative purpose it has held since its construction. Recognized as a cultural heritage site in Ukraine and a regional cultural heritage site in Russia, the building stands as a testament to the city's contested history and the enduring Orthodox traditions of the region.
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- Type
- burial vault, architectural landmark, Eastern Orthodox cathedral
- Heritage
- regional cultural heritage site in Russia, cultural heritage site in Ukraine
- Height
- 32.5 m
- Place
- Sevastopol, Ukraine
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