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daugavpilietis Says: The lake divides the former New Subate from Old Subate, the waters separating Reformation and Counterreformation being now blood under the bridge...
daugavpilietis Says: The Catholic church you see today replaced a wooden church in 1831. The carved crucifix is of a type more common in Lithuania than in Latvia -- but this part of Latvia was heavily Lithuanian prior to border adjustments that gave Palanga and the coast to Lithuania and parts...
daugavpilietis Says: The Lutheran Church, built in 1686, is architecturally unique for Latvia, with five towers. Unfortunately, as is the case with many rural churches in Latvia, it is most often shut (even on Sundays, since services are held only about once a month). The interior is rumored to...
daugavpilietis Says: Pages about Jewish Subate can be found at the link below.
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Subate celebrated its 435th birthday last month -- in 1570 the first Duke of Courland and Semigallia granted the Plater family (the Platers were the dominant nobles throughout southeastern Latvia)...
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