Romanian Church of the Holy Trinity

Romanian Church of the Holy Trinity
Romanian Church of the Holy Trinity
Romanian Church of the Holy Trinity

Romanian Church of the Holy Trinity

Location Deliblato
Country Serbia
Denomination Romanian Orthodox
Architecture
Completed 1925

The Romanian Church of the Holy Trinity is a church in Deliblato, Serbia. It was built in 1925 C. E.[1][2]

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