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DescriptionGiovanni Paolo I e II.jpg	Italiano: Giovanni Paolo I con il card Karol Wojtyła nella Città del Vaticano. English: John Paul I with cardinal Karol Wojtyła in the Vatican City. Deutsch: Johannes Paul I mit Kardinal Karol Wojtyła. Español: Juan Pablo I con el cardenal Karol Wojtyła en la Ciudad del Vaticano. Català: Joan Pau I amb el cardenal Karol Wojtyła. Français : Jean-Paul Ier avec le cardinal Karol Wojtyła
Date	4 September 1978
Source	Archivio
Author	Sibode1

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