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_aUminski, Sigmund H. _916837 |
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_aTales of early Poland, _cby Sigmund H. Uminski. |
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_aDetroit, _bEndurance Press, _c1968. |
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_a100 p. _billus. _c21 cm. |
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_aTales _zPoland. _916835 |
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_aFolklore _zPoland. _916836 |
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| 520 | _aTwelve folk tales from ninth and tenth century Poland which explain such things as how the White Eagle became the symbol of Poland and why Popiel and his queen were eaten by mice. | ||
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