File:Polish-soviet propaganda poster 1920 Polish.jpg

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Description	English: Polish-Soviet War : Polish recruitment poster dated 1920 . Text reads: "To Arms! Save the Fatherland! Remember well our fate." Polski: Polski plakat rekrutacyjny z 1920. Tekst: "Do broni" "Ratujmy Ojczyznę!" "Pamiętajmy dobrze o naszym przyszłym losie."
Date	1920
Source	,
Author	Unknown

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