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Line 95: ==Culture and religion== [[File:Лютеранская_кирха,_1896,_архитектор_Н.Роллер.jpg\|thumb\|This [[Lutheran Church, Novocherkassk\|Lutheran Church in Novocherkassk]] is currently used by a [[Baptists\|Baptist]] congregation.]] Novocherkassk was once an [[episcopal see\|archiepiscopal see]] of the [[Eastern Orthodox Church\|Greek Orthodox Church]] and has a [[Novocherkassk Cathedral\|huge neo-Byzantine cathedral]] (1904), as well as the [[Church of Our Lady of the Don (Novocherkassk)\|Church of Our Lady of the Don]] (2013), the palace of the [[ataman]] of the [[Cossacks]], and [[monument]]s to [[Matvei Platov]] and [[Yermak Monument\|Yermak Timofeyevich]] ([[Mikhail Mikeshin]], 1904). During the bicentenary celebrations in September 2005 another monument, dedicated to the reconciliation of White and Red Cossacks, was opened in the presence of the members of the [[House of Romanov\|Romanov]] family.

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