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Polski: Jedna z postaci instalacji artystycznej "Pomnik Polski" przed Akademią Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie. Jest to ksiądz, być może biskup. Kościół rzymsko-katolicki jest bardzo ważny w polskiej historii i czasach współczesnych. Być może jest to któryś z ważnych dla Polski księży, jak prymas Stefan Wyszyński albo papież Jan Paweł II.
English: One of the figures of installation art named "Monument of Poland" in front of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. It is a prist, probably a bishop. Roman-catholic church is a very important part of polish history and nowadays. It could be also one of a important prists of polish history, like primate Stefan Wyszyński or pope John Paul II.
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