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Pershotravneve

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General information about Pershotravneve

The village of Pershotravneve is located 40 kilometers south of Kharkiv.

It was formed in 1959 near the Pershotravneva railway station, where before the war there was the Saviour's Hermitage - the Church of Christ the Savior and the chapel of the Not-Made Savior with a complex of monastic buildings. The Saviour's Hermitage was founded in 1888 after the disaster of the royal train, when the royal family led by Emperor Oleksandr III was miraculously saved. During the war, the temple was blown up, the chapel was damaged.

In 2003, the stations returned their historical name.

The Chapel of the Savior Not Made by Hands has been reconstructed.

Село Першотравневе знаходиться в 40 кілометрах на південь від Харкова.

Утворене в 1959 році при залізничній станції Першотравнева, де до війни знаходився Спасів скит - храм Христа Спасителя і каплиця Нерукотворного Спаса з комплексом монастирських споруд. Спасів скит був заснований в 1888 році після катастрофи царського потяга, коли царська родина на чолі з імператором Олександром III була чудесним чином врятована. Під час війни храм був підірваний, каплиця пошкоджена.

В 2003 році станції повернули історичну назву.

Каплиця Нерукотворного Спаса реконструйована.

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Saviour's Hermitage

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The Chapel of the Immaculate Savior was built on the spot where, in 1888, a train carrying Russian Emperor Oleksandr III and his family derailed near the Borky station.

Many people died in the disaster, but the emperor, who was in the carriage, was miraculously unharmed, as well as members of his family. The Saviour's hermitage was founded in memory of this event.

According to the project of academician of architecture Marfeld, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and the Chapel of the Savior Not Made by Hands were built. A hospital and a home for elderly railway workers, a school, and a library operated at the hermitage.

During the Second World War, the temple was blown up, and the chapel was badly damaged. Only in 2003 was the restoration of the chapel carried out, and the stations returned their historical name.