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JÜRI KUUSKEMAA ⟩ The Mummy of the Frivolous Duke

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"If mummies are brought from Egypt to Paris and St. Petersburg for a lot of money, here a rare blessing falls on the hands of the gods," art historian Jüri Kuuskemaa describes the feelings of the people of Tallinn when the mummy was discovered in St. Nicholas Church.
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"If mummies are brought from Egypt to Paris and St. Petersburg for a lot of money, here a rare blessing falls on the hands of the gods," art historian Jüri Kuuskemaa describes the feelings of the people of Tallinn when the mummy was discovered in St. Nicholas Church.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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