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Polski: Zygmunt Rolecki, oficer Legionów Polskich
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Source Wacław Lipiński, Eugeniusz Quirini: Album Legjonów Polskich. Wydawca: Główna Księgarnia Wojskowa, Warszawa 1933; s. 255.
Author Stanisław Janowski (1866-1942)
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