It was constructed after a fire burnt down a previous Tatar settlers' mosque in its location.

The former mosque was located next to a historic cemetery in the eastern part of the village, existing since around the eighteenth-century, or from the seventeenth-century.

[3] During World War II, the mosque was destroyed by the Wehrmacht, which transformed the building into a field hospital.

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