Patriarchs and Matriarchs Online of Souk El-Gharb and Bmakine
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Main
street, Souk El-Gharb with the Greek Orthodox Monastery, right, c. 1920
The
Orthodox Church of St. George contained a magnificent bell which was a gift
from Tsar Nicholas II.
His painting with the Tsarina and their children still hung in the reception hall of the church till 1980s
His painting with the Tsarina and their children still hung in the reception hall of the church till 1980s
(Click on the above image to view a larger and clearer version.)
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