File:Grand Duchy of Lithuania Rus and Samogitia 1434.jpg

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Description	English: Historical map of Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Rus' (Ukraine) and Samogitia until 1434. From collection of historical maps of Ukraine.
Date	2010.
Source	Own work - Other examples of similar map: 1: http://www.ukraine-in.com.ua/UploadFiles/File_12005159Mr.jpg, 2: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3491/3280180249_a3e8cd8aba.jpg, 3: http://vseslova.com.ua/images/bse/0001/16673/1_big.jpg
Author	SeikoEn

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