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Turkmenistan
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  • Bahāʾī
    mashriq al-adhkār

    … was completed in 1907 in Ashgabat (now in Turkmenistan). In 1928, however, it was appropriated by the Soviet government and leased to the temple organization. Ten years later it was seized and converted into an art gallery. In 1963, having suffered severe damage in a 1948 earthquake, the structure was…

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    … was completed in 1907 in Ashgabat (now in Turkmenistan). In 1928, however, it was appropriated by the Soviet government and leased to the temple organization. Ten years later it was seized and converted into an art gallery. In 1963, having suffered severe damage in a 1948 earthquake, the structure was…

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