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Church of St. Casimir in Monki

is a Roman Catholic church located in the metropolitan Bialystok in Monki.Church and parish erected in 1920.In connection with the construction of railway line between Bialystok of Konigsberg was Monki station, and near her village.At the end of World War I, Fr. Mieczyslaw Malynicz-Malicki in the year 1916 began construction of a brick rectory and church, church.Our Lady of Czestochowa.Building material - ceramic brick came from the deaths of the Tsar's army barracks with Hornostaj away from the construction site about 2 km.

Church of St. Brother Albert Chmielowski

is a Roman Catholic parish in Monki, located in decane Monki belonging to a metropolis of Bialystok in Poland.In the year 1997 was founded by decree of Fr.Archbishop Metropolitan of Bialystok Szymeckiego Stanislaus.The new parish which was separated from the parish church.Lady of Czestochowa and St. Casimir With the appointment of a new parish was obtained land for construction of the church at Avenue of the Polish Army and the same year was built a temporary chapel which celebrated worship.The next step was to build a parsonage which was built between 1997 - 99.

Osowiec Fortress

is a Russian fortress from the second half of the nineteenth century, situated in the village Osowiec-fortress belonging to the municipality Goniadz in monieckim district, known for its 6 0.5-month defense during the First World War.I have never been conquered - hence its subsequent determination of circulating "Russian Verdun".The fortress was built in the years 1882-1887 (the first design works were carried out since 1873) and modernized to 1892, the The main designer of the fortress was General Eduard Ivanovich Totleben.Again, was modernized after the Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905.At the beginning of World War I was complemented elements of field fortifications.

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