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  • Home
  • Themes
    • Karelian Kitchen
    • Orthodox religion
    • Military history
      • Finland in the Second World War
      • War Museums
      • Winter War 30 November 1939 – 13 March 1940
      • Memorials of the Continuation War on Via Karelia
      • The Lapland War on Via Karelia
      • Restored Structures of the Salpa Line
  • Routes
    • The Road of Poem and Border
    • The Karelian Church Route
    • Lake Pielinen Tour
    • Ontrei Malinen’s Kantele Tour Route
  • Municipalities
  • Contact us
  • Finnish
  • German

Pyhän-Johannes-Kastajan-kirkko

Saint John the Baptist Church

Built in 1914, the church is located in Polvijärvi. The funds for building the church were received from Czar Nicholas II, Grand Duke of Finland. The church bells and many sacral items were also donated by the Czar and manufactured in St. Petersburg.

Haavikontie 31
FI-83700 Polvijärvi

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