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Anna of Kashin
Anna of Kashin was a Russian princess, wife of Grand Prince Mikhail of Tver, who was executed at the court of the Golden Horde in 1318. Two of her sons were also killed by the Horde. In old age she became a nun and lived in Kashin, where she died. She was venerated as a saint, and her cult, suppressed in the late 17th century, was restored in 1909.
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