From the web I understand that a much older mosque existed that was also called Ulu Cami. It was elsewhere, and even its date is unclear. Van was burned to the ground in WW I and only a piece of a wall seems to remain. The mosque on the pictures is the current holder of the name.
From the web I understand that a much older mosque existed that was also called Ulu Cami. It was elsewhere, and even its date is unclear. Van was burned to the ground in WW I and only a piece of a wall seems to remain. The mosque on the pictures is the current holder of the name.
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Van Ulu Camii

İpekyolu'nda cami

Van, Van Eyaleti, Van Vilayeti, Türkiye
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From the web I understand that a much older mosque existed that was also called Ulu Cami. It was elsewhere, and even its date is unclear. Van was burned to the ground in WW I and only a piece of a wall seems to remain. The mosque on the pictures is the current holder of the name.
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From the web I understand that a much older mosque existed that was also called Ulu Cami. It was elsewhere, and even its date is unclear. Van was burned to the ground in WW I and only a piece of a wall seems to remain. The mosque on the pictures is the current holder of the name.

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