File:Anniversary anthem of Constitution of May 3 1791.jpg

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Artist	Anonymous ( Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth)
Title	Anthem on the occasion of celebration of the anniversary on May 3, 1792, to commemorate the new Government Act of 1791... (in Hebrew, Polish, German and French).
Date	1792
Medium	print on paper
Current location	Library of the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences
Current location	Warsaw
Notes	English: Translation of the French title: Anniversary anthem of the new constitution decreed by His Majesty King Stanislas Augustus and the Serene Republic. Composed for the first anniversary of the Constitution of May 3rd, 1791.
Source/Photographer	Pod wpólnym niebem. Sześć galerii, jedno niebo, 2012-05-02, Gazeta Wyborcza
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