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current | 14:47, 8 January 2005 | | 800 × 559 (427 KB) | Halibutt | Battle of Raclawice, a painting by Michał Stachowicz Scanned from a book published in 1894 pl:Grafika:Raclawice bitwa 001xxx.jpg {{PD}} |
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