| Mariupol Cemetery | |
|---|---|
| Native name Russian: Мариупольское кладбище | |
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| Type | Chapel |
| Location | Taganrog, Rostov oblast Russia |
| Built | 1475 |
| Owner | MAU "Ritual"[ clarification needed ] |
  Location of Mariupol Cemetery in Russia | |
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