File:Cathedral of st peter and paul 3.jpg

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Description	Lateral view of St. Peter and Paul cathedral. The tower seen was originally a minaret wich was integrated into the church as part of the agreement between Polish and Turkish forces.
Date	11 November 2006
Source	Own work
Author	Roland Geider ( Ogre)
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