Bogdan Voda was built in 1718 and dedicated to St. Nicholas.
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| Rozavlea was first documented under the name of Gorzohaza in 1374. Its wooden church was constructed between 1717-1720 in another village then erected in Rozavlea on the site of an ancient church destroyed by the Tartars. The church was dedicated to the archangels Michael and Gabriel. Bogdan Voda was built in 1718 and dedicated to St. Nicholas. |
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