Serbian church has chandeliers made of weapons parts

Serbian church has chandeliers made of weapons parts

BELGRADE, Serbia - The Ruzica Church in Belgrade, Serbia, as seen in this file photo taken on June 13, 2014, is a Serbian Orthodox church known for decorations with World War I remnants, such as chandeliers made of spent bullet casings and other weapons parts. It was visited by soldiers before being deployed to battlefields during the war.

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