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| In Diyarbakir there remains a small Syrian Orthodox community centered on the ancient church dedicated to Mary. |
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| The main city in Southeastern Turkey is the huge metropolis of Diyarbakir. This photo shows the black walls of medieval time Diyarbakir, which was once known as Amida. |
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| Near the city of Mardin there is the ancient and very important Syrian Orthodox monastery of Deir az-Zafaran. |
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| A city in Southeastern Turkey which was made famous by the crusades in Urfa, ancient Edessa. The city now contains a Muslim shrine dedicated to Abraham. |
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