The Church of Saint Sava — one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, rising from Belgrade as a monument to Serbia’s spiritual heritage. Dedicated to Saint Sava, 13th-century founder of the Serbian Orthodox Church, its construction began in 1935 but was halted by World War II and decades of communist rule. Resumed in 1985 and completed in stages through 2020, it stands as a symbol of faith enduring through conflict and time.
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