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Polski: Mapa przedstawiająca Polskę oraz Linię Curzona (Druga Wojna Światowa). Wersja z angielskimi napisami.
English: A map presenting w:Poland and the w:Curzon Line (World War II). Version with English labels.
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2007-01 (created in that month) |
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Own work |
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radek.s |
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GFDL ver. 1.2 or CC-by-sa ver. 2.5, 2.0, and 1.0
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